Mentally, a regular human has tried the Lordship of this big earth from time to time. Theoretically speaking, in many cases, he was duly awarded this Lordship. He gained it through his analytical mind and with his hard work. The man in this century wants to be celestial - like Lord INDRA temporarily attains the Lordship several times in his life but loses it, periodically, because of his vacillating behavior. He, thus, has a Heaven-like atmosphere whose future is very much restricted. After a long struggle, when a regular man started achieving the socalled Heaven’s threshold, he is surprised by economic coterie. The business atmosphere has considerably shrunk the world’s happiness. The tired man with his complicated mind has curtailed man’s power to a minimum level. He starts forgetting his mental dreams. Eventually, his mental Heaven is similarly restricted. The celestial Draupadi is not only very beautiful but is also a talented lady. She has five husbands who all love her truly. She feeds everyone and never has an empty platter. She is very thoughtful and stayed with a practical life through thick and thin. The Lord Ram is perceived by his noble activities as an example of super good. On the other hand, notorious Ravan symbolizes a bad person with plenty of bad actions. All the work done in a man’s lifetime draws his attention to some kind of philosophy. The philosophy and reality world are both standing sideby-side like some good and bad omen. But during this transformation 8 from Lord Ram to monster Ravan, we also notice the concept of a third entity. We do understand the concept of our third character in our heart but will not hear through our mind. It is definitely walking to us on firm foot. In order to accelerate our findings of the third character and its original goal, we have to clearly certify our restricted Heaven. Ultimately, there is plenty of love and affection in human life. We have to realize them entirely with our greatness of heart. This book is a recent translation to English. The original book, written approximately thirty years ago in the Bengali language, was very much appreciated through overseas periodicals and newspapers. That was, in itself, a special phenomenon from an overseas author. Interestingly, I have written fourteen original books which include short stories, drama, essays, and poems.
