Farmana, Distt. Rohtak, Haryana, he spent the days of his youth amongst the village folk tending the daily chores and up to the age of 19 did not received any formal education. He learnt Hindi alphabets through his own initiative with the help of a few individuals.

The partition of India and the carnage that followed, murder of innocent people, women and children distressed him so much that waves of Vairagya (renunciation) arose in his heart. Cutting the family ties he ventured out in search of the truth: He adopted Hindu religion and was then named as Manudev. He quickly learnt Hindi and Sanskrit and plunged into the study of the spiritual literature. He was strongly influenced by the teachings of Maharsi Dayanand in the Satyarthprakash. Therefrom, he learnt the education system of medieval India and benefits of Yoga. He then took a vow to devote his life to the spread of Yoga to the humanity.

At the age of 22 he entered the Arsa Gurukul at Jhajjar. For over twelve years he received his education from the learned Acaryas, studied Vedic grammar, Darsanas, Upanishads and the Vedas. After completing his studies he moved out to carry the message to the people of the country. In 1970 he took Sanyas diksa from Swami Brahmmuni. He continues to travel all over India to impart practical training in Kriydtmak Yoga. By organizing such Yoga Sivirs (Camps) he has inspired thousands of people towards spiritual path. He has traveled abroad viz. Australia and Mauritius for spread of Vedic Dharma.

For training and extending assistance to the Vedic scholars he founded ideal institutions viz. Darsan Yoga - Mahavidyalaya, Ars Gurukul - Sundarpur, Visva Kalyan Dharmarth Trust. His fife is devoted to the service of humanity. There is no difference between his word and his deeds. True to his name he has profound faith in the gospel of truth. He is very meticulous in his teachings and adheres strictly to time schedules; never wastes even a minute, He has trained a large number of scholars who are now engaged in propagation of Vedic Dharma in far corners of India and abroad. He has written spiritual books viz. Yoga Mimansa, Saral Yoga se Isvar Saksatkar, Yoga Darsanam (Yogarth Prakash Commentary).

In 1999 he was felicitated publicly by presenting a cheque of Rs. 51 Lakhs which he donated for establishing Vanprastha Sadhak Ashram.

More information regarding his life and works can be had from his autobiography, 'Mera Sanksipt Jivan Caritra'.

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Dr. Anand Suman Sing was born in a highly placed, wealthy Muslim family in India. His education and cutural upbringing were accordingly totally Islamic. The major difference between Dr. Suman and his contemporary Muslim boys and girls of the time was essentially the desire to seek the truth that made Dr. Suman different from the others.

His continued search for the truth soon made it evident to him that his Islamic creed had brought him to the edge of a precipice wherefrom he had no escape; and he did the inevitable. He realized that in order to save his soul, salvage his spiritual emancipation, he had no other way but to jump from the precipice and that is exactly what he did. He took the final jump from the precipice to safety.

On August 30, 1981, Anand Suman Singh renounced Islam and became the follower of the Vedic Dharma, commonly known as Hinduism today. The previously known Dr. Kunwar Rafat Akhlaq Raozada was re-born as Dr. Anand Suman Singh.

There was a time when he used to invite people to come and join those sheltered under the shadow of Islam; but that is now over. His preaching on the Sanatan Dharma is attended today by one and all, simple folks as well as intellectuals.

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