This book defies definition. The first part, 'Cave of Shiva', begins as a story but soon transforms into a compelling chronicle of an inner journey through unexplored dimensions of human consciousness. Blurring the boundaries between fiction and philosophy, myth and memoir, it draws you into a profound Upanishadic dialogue on the ultimate meaning and the aim of human life in this world. Then comes 'Kalki and the First Awakening'-a visionary, enigmatic sequel. Who is Kalki, this creator-being, remoulding life from its very roots? Is it fantasy, spiritual realism or a blueprint for humanity's next step in evolution? The book doesn't offer answers but dismantles the very questions we ask, and dares us to look deeper within. Moving, unsettling and luminously strange, it is an invocation of Life and Evolution, echoing the spirit of the ancient Vedas.