Manhardeep Singh

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Manhardeep Singh is an India-based bestselling author and graphologist. With a passion for self-help literature, he has penned the book 12 Laws of the Universe, alongside other notable titles in his 12 Laws Series, including 12 Laws of Life, 12 Laws of Karma, and 12 Laws of Being Human. Manhardeep’s writing is characterized by its insightful exploration of universal principles that guide personal growth and transformation. He believes in empowering readers to unlock their potential through understanding the laws that govern their lives.

  • Are you asking the right question to the intelligent?

    I was not an intelligent guy from the beginning. I was an average, till I asked the right question to the intelligent. Are you asking the right question to the intelligent?

    When I got the answer after asking the right question to the intelligent I realized that many other “averages” started to ask me the question, but the wrong question.

    Let me tell you what did they ask.

    I was among the top students of my batch and the averages in whom company I used to me asked me, “Wow! Manhar, What have you started eating? You top every time.”

    Have you noticed the wrong question they asked?

    Well, let me help you by clarifying it.

    When I was an average, I too used to ask the same question to the intelligent “What do you eat?”. This question is right as well as wrong.

    Well, the difference between the right and the wrong is: The intelligent has not started to eat something extra but definitely he started to feed his brain and mind with extra, and that makes all the difference.

    So, next time if you meet an intelligent, just ask him “What does he feeds his mind with?” and you’ll be revealed the secrets of the intelligent.

    All the best!!

  • Guest Author Interview of Me (Manhardeep) by Saurabh Sharma

    The following link will take you to the actual page of the whole interview:

    http://soulfulsaurabh.com/blog/2011/07/18/interview-manhardeep/

  • Yellow combed flower – photography

    Now this flower looks cool to me.

    Cute, decent and well-groomed.

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  • Yellow flower – photography


  • Yellow flower – photography

  • Greenery everywhere – photography

  • Come first or come last, either way you have to work!

    Is it possible to divorce before even getting married? If no, then how is it possible to relish the taste of success before even working hard to earn it?

    But before doing that “hardwork” we must know what it actually is. Because if everyone knows about hardwork, then why don’t they do it?

    If you’ve understood the meaning of what hardwork is, then you can proceed further, otherwise again go to the above link and read what is hardwork.

    So if the fragile dripping water can make its mark on a tough stone then indeed hardwork can dig enough ground to provide you with the jewel of success.

    But the question to ask yourself is: Is it possible to dig that ground without working hard?

    Now, I’m going to go against your current thoughts and claim that – yes, it is possible that divorce can come before marriage and success can come before work. This is a big secret which is going to be revealed to you.

    And the secret is that there is no such secret. You are provided with whatever you need at the right time on your journey without you knowing about it.

    And the place where divorce comes before marriage and success comes before work is – Dictionary!

  • The hunger you have may be killing you

    Can you believe that the hunger you have at least thrice a day may be killing you.

    It is said, “We dig our graves with our own teeth.” But how?

    In order to understand this we need to dig deeper into the concept of hunger: Lets talk about the types of hunger.
    There are generally two types of hunger:

    1. From stomach

    2. From tongue

    While the first type, i.e. hunger from stomach, is healthy and good. It is the second type, i.e. hunger from tongue, which creates problem.

    I sometimes have paronthas as breakfast. The hunger for stomach satisfies after having two parnthas, but I always have three, to satisfy the hunger from tongue as well.

    You might have also observed or experienced the same. Today, Fast food and Junk food is always preferred over the normal healthy meal. The fast food and junk food satisfies the hunger for tongue but not for the body and stomach and ultimately degenerates our health.

    So the next time you are eating something, think twice – Are you eating for the stomach (life) or the tongue (death)?

  • Everyone experience it but Avrina defined it

    Have you heard about “elusions”? Never? Well, same here, until I was introduced to them.

    Have you ever experienced life turning the way you imagine it?

    Somewhere, down the memory lane, we all have experienced that.

    We close our eyes, think of something and WOSH!! it comes to pass. We are no less than God then, isn’t it?

    But life is not a road uphill. It is a roller coaster ride. If you go up, you’re definitely going to come down.

    If you use a power for evil things, then definitely they are gonna come upon you too. As the saying goes “What goes around, comes around.”

    You do all you want to do to others being a God and then when your turn comes for the payback, you realize that you weren’t God but Satan.

    Everything goes out of control.

    And at the end you realize what it was – Elusion.

    Same goes with Nadine Parkman. She leads a fairytale life. You might think she has unicorns for pets, and secret wings that can make her fly. But it was even better than that: a perfect family with a kind mom, a great dad and a wonderful sister.

    But then the fairytale crumbles. And as Nadine stands on the rubble of her once-beautiful world, she realizes that she herself is the only reason behind her downfall.

    Nadine then seeks a gift: a life of escape from reality, an elusive life.

    And she gets exactly that: the gift of elusion. But all gifts come with a price-tag, don’t they?

    An enchanting tale blend with love, joy, sorrow, tears, romance, success, failure, loss, fear and much more in THE APPLE ELUSIONIST.