There’s a date that no one has ever written down—1/1/1. It’s the first day of the first month, of the first year in which the world was created. That day marked the wedding of history to the earth, the day when Eve married Adam. It was the day of the beginning of human life. This wedding was a secret affair between Adam and Eve alone; the only witness was God, the Most Blessed and Almighty. The angels, however, marveled at this new creation, which knew love despite its earthly attire. This was a true wedding—one that no one has ever experienced, and for which no one has ever recorded a description. What did Adam write on his wedding ring? And what did Eve write on hers? Why didn’t anyone write down this date, 1/1/1? With his delicate style, blending philosophy and humor, poetry and lyricism, Ahmad Hojat takes us on a beautiful journey, revealing magnificent worlds through logical questions and ideas that magnify the power of the Creator.The author opens up new horizons for contemplation: the sea and swamps, the desert and paradise, laughter and tears, rain and trees, life and death, silence… and love. With the brush of a sensitive artist, he creates beautiful paintings that teach us how to view ordinary and repetitive things from a new perspective.