Binyamin Rubin, a graduate of the Faculty of Medicine of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, is completing a residency at one of the largest hospitals in Tel Aviv. Suddenly he finds himself involved in a strange adventure - together with the director of the hospital and his wife, he goes to India to find and save their daughter, the young beauty Einat, from terrible danger. This is how this novel and this journey begins, but everything goes topsy-turvy... “For she is strong.” “like death, love, its arrows are fiery arrows,” says the biblical author, and it is the arrows of an inexplicable, fatal passion that strike the young doctor. However, he falls in love not with a young beauty, as one might expect, but with her mother, the wife of his boss - a woman much older than him. Eastern mysticism and Western rationalism, the reincarnation of souls and psychoanalysis - having met, they form a terrible reality in which they live heroes of this novel. The end of this story cannot but be tragic. A white man, once in India, is doomed to be transformed - and under the influence of love, fate increases its strength tenfold.