Lives of Idle Men and Degenerate Mystics

In 1995, Grozni left for India to become a Buddhist monk and study Tibetan language. He spent four years in Dharamsala, studying at the Institute of Buddhist Dialectics, before joining Drepung Monastery in South India in 1999, where he stayed for six months. The five years he spent in India would become the inspiration for his three works in Bulgarian.

A virtuoso pianist, a Buddhist monk, writer or idler and a fallen mystic. What Nicolay Grozny actually is? Bulgarian or American citizen who lived in Bulgaria, in India, in the United States, and now in France? Or maybe he is all of this and something else ...