Nirvana is a work of fiction that brings to life an extraordinary dialogue
between a 10-year-old boy, Ishaan, and God. Ishaan is no ordinary child—he
is a prodigy who has devoured hundreds of books from a young age. Driven
by a passion for biology, healing techniques, and the mysteries of life, Ishaan
feels a deep compassion for all living beings and is profoundly disturbed by
cruelty toward animals, as well as the destruction and loss of life caused by
wars and natural calamities. However, Ishaan’s extraordinary mind is
burdened by a physical illness that has plagued him since birth—he suffers
from a series of genetic illnesses that have left his body frail and weak.
Despite his vast intellect, Ishaan endures constant pain, and each day he
prays fervently for a cure, longing for the day when he might find relief from
his suffering.
One night, Ishaan’s boundless curiosity, fueled by his longing for relief from
the constant pain of his illness, leads him into a dream where he meets God.
Born with a rare and debilitating condition, Ishaan has spent his life
searching for a cure, praying each day for healing. What follows in this
dream is an extraordinary exchange in which Ishaan asks profound questions,
delving not only into the mysteries of existence but also into the possibilities
of healing—both for himself and for others. Guided by his scientific curiosity
and tender heart, he explores ways humanity can better nurture itself and the
world, all while desperately hoping for a miracle that will heal both his
fragile body and his spirit.