It is a philosophical novel. Barouch is a lens maker in a world of blind people. His life is an allegory for spiritual integration. Through his personal story, the relationship between Being and Becoming is approached with a particular philosophical perspective, in which time and space have only an apparent influence. The book is a trilogy. It consists of three parts that represent three existential states with related concepts of freedom, fate, social responsibility, emotional maturity, and political vision. Barouch's story could also be the story of the manifestations of modernity. It is a psychogram that elevates personal drama to a solipsistic convergence of internal and external reality. It is a story of division and a journey towards unity.