'Beloved Over The Celestial Bed' is my first novel in English which has bearing with mundane life, religion, spiritual values, philosophy and destiny. The scene of nucleus starts from the rural Maghi area, Nawada and some other towns of old Bihar. Juhi was a beautiful girl. Under certain exigency, she was married in an early age with Rohit who also was very handsome like a prince. But the marriage was arranged in a non-conventional manner. Her Gaona was not even performed that Rohit died just after a few months. Juhi couldn't forget her husband and didn't remarry. Before Rohit 's death, he had installed in her mind the seed of spiritualism through his letters. Besides, there was the death of her mother, which thoroughly disorganized the family. His father, Alakh Bahadur was a devout and Government servant. He had an only daughter. The two disasters of the family schoked him. He renounced the world and settled at Ayodhyay. Later on, Juhi was taken to her brother and Bhabhi who lived in Bombay. In course of time, Prannath Pathak of Balia, came in her life -- not for mundane things, but as a great virtuous , spiritualist and a mystic. Prannath influenced Juhi very much so much so that she became Diksha from him and both of them went to 'enchanted and mystic Himalayas' as ascetics. Consequently, Juhi 'absorbed into the Badrivishal Ji' , became a part of legend, and Prannath Ji lost in the Himalayas.