Manoj Das’s short stories offer a unique synthesis of the physical and spiritual realms, with his characters often caught between tangible struggles and metaphysical quests. This paper explores how Das employs the physical world as a gateway to spiritual enlightenment, using symbols from daily life to signify deeper meanings. The research analyses key stories, such as The Submerged Valley and The Crocodile's Lady, to demonstrate how physical realities contribute to characters’ spiritual growth. Furthermore, it discusses Das's unique narrative techniques, illustrating how his storytelling weaves these themes seamlessly to create narratives that speak to the human soul. By intertwining the mundane with the mystical, Das creates a world where the boundaries between the physical and spiritual realms blur, inviting readers to contemplate the interconnectedness of these two dimensions. Through his skilful use of symbolism and allegory, Das prompts us to reflect on our own journeys towards self-discovery and enlightenment. Ultimately, Das's stories serve as powerful reminders of the profound truths that can be found in the everyday experiences of life, urging us to look beyond the surface and delve deeper into the mysteries of existence.