Abhishek Singhal

Family Background

Abhishek Singhal was born on 12 December 1985 in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand. His grandfather Om was a devout Arya Samaji, and his grandmother Shanitha nurtured the family with grace. His father, Ravindra Kumar Gupta, was the Chief Accountant of Uttarakhand and known for his rare prophetic powers. From childhood, he could foresee future events and guide people with divine clarity. He would return from duty and help people without charging any fee, often spending from his own pocket. He stayed awake till 3 AM offering remedies and predictions, then reported to work at 9 AM. He often skipped meals, served tea to every visitor, and was deeply loved by his wife Savita Gupta. Their bond was built on pure trust and unmatched love.

Prophetic Powers

When Ravindra ji was born, sages had told his mother that the child was divine. He later revealed that he could see Yamraj’s messengers before someone’s death. Abhishek, as a child, didn’t believe it—until at age 12, he too began seeing visions, predicting futures, and understanding cosmic events. He could see people’s destinies, their remedies, and the workings of the universe.

Magic and Science

His father believed in babas who performed magic, but Abhishek, being a science student, researched all forms of magic and proved that those babas were using tricks. He became a magician—not to deceive, but to educate. He always clarified: “This is not real magic. It is a trick. Real power lies within.”

Gaming Achievements

He became a national video game champion through TataSky competitions, winning every week. He was invited to Delhi, met Yuvraj Singh, won a trip to Thailand, and earned expensive gadgets which he sold to buy his first desktop computer. At a very young age, he installed games without guidance—astonishing technicians and his father. When he won his first TataSky championship, his father proudly declared, “You will do something great in this world.” TataSky’s CEO personally called him, praising his intelligence and consistent national-level victories. He loved chess and kite flying.

Karmic Illness and Divine Recovery

His father once healed a blood cancer patient through Devi Maa’s ritual. The patient recovered but didn’t fulfill the promised offering. Soon after, Abhishek suffered blood vomiting. No medical treatment worked. A tantric uncle revealed that the illness was karmic. The ritual involved an Akhand Diya—known only to the family—yet the uncle described it exactly. This confirmed the divine connection. His schooling was disrupted, and the family faced financial hardship. Their home and first fridge were gifts from his grandmother. Eventually, Mahakali Maa guided his father to a humble doctor who prescribed a simple remedy. Abhishek recovered.

Justice and Silence

Later, a school principal beat him without cause. Remembering his father’s words—“Don’t retaliate. God will deliver justice”—Abhishek stayed silent. Within six months, the principal passed away. One night, a drunk man entered their home and insulted his mother. Abhishek warned him: “Count your five days.” The man laughed it off. On the fifth day, he fell gravely ill and apologized. Abhishek saw Yamdoots for the first time and knew the man wouldn’t survive. His death shook the neighborhood. The man’s sons plotted revenge, but one broke his hand mysteriously and never acted. Abhishek cried deeply and vowed never to speak such warnings again. They never harmed him. They never said a word to him again.