Endowed with the gift of prophecy, Vimal Singh was born in Gorakhpur, India. His grandfather, the late Singhasan Singh was a freedom-fighter and first Member of Parilament from Gorakhpur. He served three terms in Central Province as Member of Legislative Assembly. Then he served three terms as Member of Parliament. His father, Amar Singh, is a noted social worker, served as Chairman, Mandal Vikas Nigam in UP. Currently he is a Member of Executive Council in Gorakhpur University. In this family setting, Vimal has come in contact with prominent political figures since childhood.

As a youth, Vimal developed a keen interest in palmistry and religion. Fourth in a family of two brothers and two sisters, Vimal grew up unaware that he possessed extra-sensory powers. When he was thirteen, Vimal predicted that one of his sisters would be selected to become a police officer. Although she had never planned such a career, this came to pass. Initially, Vimal's family members were opposed to his making predictions, worried about the repercussions should a prediction turn out to be false. However, Vimal's sensitive and philanthropic nature convinced his family that his prophecies were of humanitarian advantage.

Vimal has completed studies in Law, and planning to do law practice at Supreme Court, New Delhi. Vimal says,"I am a strong believer in God, and I'd like to spend most of my life spreading God's message," Vimal says confidently.

How does he do it? Years ago, Vimal began having sudden flashes in his mind when he stared at a person for a few minutes. These flashes became stronger and clearer when he shook hands with a person. He found that he could actually see what was going to happen in the person's life a few years hence. Vimal explains that when he looks into a face, he sees the 'developments' beginning from the following day. He is able to perceive the health, professional, and financial conditions of the person. If he reads someone's palm, Vimal sees finer details, both good and bad. He can also decipher the personality and career of a person by looking at their handwriting. But he avoids the healing part. "I feel it is a combination of factors - my deep faith in religion, the ability to read hands and face, and the vibrations in my mind upon meeting someone - which empower me to see into the future," he says with reticence.

Vimal believes that God creates situations for those people to meet with him so that the positive changes take place in those people's lives.

Vimal does not charge money for his services and shuns any situation that could encourage the misuse of his intuitive powers. He prefers to assist those who are overcome by their predicament, such as those suffering from a terminal disease or economic crisis. He also prefers to make predictions that foster mankind's growth. For instance, each time he passes a certain building in Lucknow, he foresees a lot of bloodshed there. "I have to go back and warn its owner," says Singh, who asserts that such calamities can be averted. This, he believes, is his God-given mission.

Because of the burden of such power, Vimal now avoids looking at his image in a mirror or glancing at his own palms. He believes that Divine justice provides every mortal with a share of fortune and misfortune. However, he advises that while impending hardships cannot be done away with, direct communion with God can alleviate the problem.