Forget all that you know about your world; especially when the world was made round only to keep you wandering endlessly. Even though sometimes you might look racing up, but you end up merely in a loop. Without an exception, for winning the game of your apparent life in real sense, knowing its all secrets beforehand is indispensable.
Rubert, our protagonist, is a simple next door living guy. He doesn't see an iota of dark webs around his 'Apparent World', unless one day, he starts hearing some occult voices in his dreams. He gets intimidated by the voices which insist him to venture out and meet a white bearded master on the Himalayan peaks. The very following day he agrees to it, though in his dream only, lo! His employer happens to commission him on a new engineering project in the same mountains.
Midst the shivering cold, not many hours have passed after Rubert arrived in mountains, he encounters a strange old man in astounding circumstances. This chap turns out to be no ordinary man but the same advanced Himalayan mystic, who can perform any miracle of the world. He is such a master that he already knows Rubert's mind in entirety. After suspecting in the beginning, Rubert finally submits in and grows immense faith in his host. For four successive days the former visits the cave of master on the hilltop. During this time, master excites Rubert about the 'Secret World' and narrates to latter innumerable maxims, experiences, experiments, analogies and also the unheard before stories. Before the adieu, out of great love, the master bestows Rubert three things - (i) the capability of invoking a 'divine vision'; (ii) a miraculous wooden box which could produce enlightening text written on the green leaves; and (iii) the unfathomable knowledge of 'eternal truth' in the secret world.
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