The Glory of Karma unravels the magic of the human mind and shows the path to banish fatigue and pessimism from one’s life. It enunciates, through inexorable logic, the mechanics and the methodology of how every person can become a conscious generator of energy—a veritable human dynamo.
The author has given a marvelous indepth analysis of the role of ‘intention’ in human life. Backed by logic he has established that requital by Nature is not done on the basis of deeds, but on the basis of the ‘intention’ behind those deeds.
Even more startling is his finding that ‘thoughts’ are as solid as ‘deeds’ for earning Nature’s requital.
The most scintillating is the path shown for a new world order where strife and cut-throat competition can be banished from the world if only people began to live on the lines of the three verses of the Rigveda—a way of life that brought glory and unprecedented prosperity to our ancestors during ancient times.
The book is actually an action manual and whoever adopts the path of Karma as prescribed herein, his life must change forever. He will then experience the difference between Living as against Existing.

Born on September 15, 1931 Shri Singhal postgraduated in Physics and Law from Allahabad University. He won the Chancellor’s Medal for being the ‘Best All Round Student’ of the University in 1954-55. He joined the IPS in 1955. By 1970 he had already acquired legendary status for his fearless leadership and dare-devil gun battles with dacoits and kidnappers. He was instrumental in unconditional surrender of all of the 43 highly active robbers and murderers in Jhansi in 1965.
Shri Singhal has pondered over questions about life and the inter-play of forces that operate in all human beings. Besides Police Academies, he has lectured tens of thousands of students and teachers of National and International colleges and Universities. He is a motivational speaker in whose talks the listeners wake up to a completely new dimension about their own powers and potentialities. The effect is electrifying. He is also fondly remembered by the media for his forthrightness as a Member of Parliament from 1988 to 2004. A powerful debater, a fighter for justice and an upholder of Values, he is avidly sought after by the Country’s T.V. Channels.