Vikaash Kumar G (Nayab) – Illuminating the Human Experience, literary help in awakening the thought and spirit---

For intellectuals to raise his voice that echoes across genres and a pen that carves meaning from the most subtle corners of life, Vikaash Kumar G emerges with a formidable literary contribution in English language—a couple of new books each set to stir, guide, and challenge readers on their personal and spiritual journeys where he made reader to think compulsively.

His upcoming new book, Whispers of Wisdom: 51 Stories of Life, is a moving collection of short stories that provokes life's passing moments into timeless truths. In 51 engrossing tales, he weaves windows into mundane lives infused with extraordinary moments of realization, presenting the reader with soft yet piercing lessons comes with the end of each story that resonate long after closing the book also.

In Flow, Not Force: Embracing Life Through Accept Thinking, he delves into a radical realignment of mindset—clutch out from the grip of forced “thinking Positive” so that one can move with life rather facing forced trauma and split inside. This philosophical yet practical guide invites readers to work practically with given workbook.

Combining ancient science with inner balance, his third book, Astrological Remedies and Mindfulness: A Vedic Guide to Balance and Healing, brings the cosmic and consciousness together. Helping numerous people and industry with his practical experience of Astrology & Vaastu, now comes with this book that draws attention to the mindfulness, the healing properties present inside the human. Vikaash Kumar G presents customized paths to healing from Astrology, Numerology, Lo Shu Grid and Vaastu that honour tradition while fostering self-awareness in today's world for gaining money and peace.

Another one, Stop Ogling at Draupadi: Characters Revisited is a daring reinterpretation of mythology. With a modern eye, He re-examine legendary characters from Indian epics—not to retell their tales, however to reveal the different prejudices they suffered and to reclaim their voices with dignity and complexity. This book asks readers to question patriarchy, gaze, and the incident we choose to go uncelebrated.

Throughout all four works, Vikaash Kumar G comes not only as an author, but as a seeker and seer—bravely willing to pose tough questions and liberal in giving eternal responses. His work is not so much to read, but to be lived—layer by layer, soul by soul.