Mayank Singh is a Phenomenologist & Author, whose work spans metaphysics, consciousness studies, and the philosophies of mind, science, society, and economics. Through an extensive interdisciplinary body of work, his writings investigate the raw nature of existence, perception, and identity, while critically interrogating the psychological conditioning, power dynamics, and anthropocentric structures that shape human civilization.
Drawing from phenomenological observation, existential inquiry, and metaphysical analysis, Singh examines how internal psychological processes manifest outwardly as systems of authority, ideology, hierarchy, violence, nationalism, religion, economy, morality, and social division. His work explores the relationship between thought, awareness, ego, memory, desire, fear, attachment, conditioning, and the construction of individual and collective identity, while critically questioning inherited assumptions surrounding progress, freedom, democracy, civilization, and human superiority.
Across his philosophical writings, Singh advocates direct observation, rational inquiry, and awareness beyond conditioned identities, proposing a non-divisive understanding of existence grounded in consciousness, intelligence, existential clarity, and holistic perception. His metaphysical investigations further attempt to construct a philosophical relationship between zero and infinity as foundational expressions of existence, consciousness, and reality itself.
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.
