Goodreads asked Tushar Choksi:

What mystery in your own life could be a plot for a book?

Tushar Choksi The mystery of my life itself can become a plot of the book. It is the mystery of the experiences that "I am born", “I am happy”, “I am sad”, “I am loving”, “I am hating”, “I am healthy”, “I am sick”, etc. I am experiencing a duality of experiences throughout my life. The mystery of the world in which I am living needs to be solved. Is the world or others responsible for my pain and suffering? In other words, if we try to understand the life that we are living every day, our changing states of experiences lead us to formulate the highest query of life itself. How is that I can be happy and secure irrespective of the objective conditions around me? Is absolute happiness and security possible without depending iota on the world surrounding a person? Is human life fraught with birth, death, disease, decay, and suffering? can human life be taken to the other shore of immortality, eternal happiness, and knowledge where the mystery of life can be solved. The struggle for survival and surviving well are the only goals of human life? What is the cause of human suffering at the mental and physical levels? Can the cause be removed so that future suffering will disappear? Is life one or many? Is there a unity behind seemingly different experiences? Is there an end to the ongoing life of continuously becoming something? How the fear of death, the feeling of want, and helplessness can be removed from me or a person. Who am I or what is my real identity, and what I am expected to do here in this world of many? What is my true well-being? Why and how should I transform myself? How do I create warm human relationships based on selfless love? Is there any higher enjoyment in human life other than sensual enjoyment?

As above described in few queries, the mystery of life itself becomes the plot of the book.

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