Mayank Singh is an independent phenomenological researcher and author whose work explores existence, consciousness, perception, human identity, and the relationship between individual experience and the structures of society.
Across his philosophical writings, he investigates how thought, memory, belief, fear, desire, and psychological conditioning shape human experience and contribute to the formation of authority, religion, ideology, hierarchy, and social division. His inquiry extends across metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of mind, existentialism, social and political philosophy, education, economics, and human relationships.
At the centre of his work is an ongoing inquiry into direct observation, the limits of conceptual knowledge, the nature of being, and the possibility of living with greater awareness and freedom. Rather than establishing a final doctrine, his writings question inherited assumptions and examine how human beings understand themselves and their relationship with existence.
His philosophical approach emphasises observation over assumption, inquiry over dogma, and freedom from psychological conditioning. It seeks neither to replace one authority with another nor to impose a final answer, but to remain open to the depth, complexity, and continuous unfolding of existence.
At the heart of his philosophical vision is a simple existential expression:
“Live in freedom. Die in Love.”
His books:
1) The Illusion of Being Human: Why We Are Not Yet Human and How Belief Shapes Us into What We Are. (Kindle Direct Publishing, 2026).
2) Volume III: Living Freedom. (Kindle Direct Publishing, 2026).
3) Uneducation with PhDs: How Education Replaces Wisdom with Authority. (Kindle Direct Publishing, 2026).
4) Understanding Power: Swaraj, Democracy, and the Persistence of Power. (BlueRoseONE, 2026). Available now.
