Some authors write stories, some write history. But Piyush Goel, celebrated as the Mirror Image Man of India, writes something far rarer—he writes reflections. His extraordinary talent for crafting entire books in mirror image, word by word, line by line, has earned him admiration across the world and made him a symbol of creativity rooted in patience and passion.
The Man Behind the Reflection
Born in 1967, Goel is more than an author—he is a thinker, mathematician, researcher, cartoonist, and motivator. But it is his mirror image books that have placed him among India’s most unique literary innovators.
What sets his work apart is not just the concept, but the execution: each page is handwritten, not digitally reversed, demanding discipline and devotion. It is this rare blend of imagination and endurance that has earned him global recognition.
A Needle That Made History
In 2012, Goel stunned the literary and artistic world when he rewrote Harivansh Rai Bachchan’s legendary Madhushala using not a pen, but a needle. Each mirrored word etched into paper became a symbol of human possibility. The feat made him the creator of the world’s first needle-written mirror image book, cementing his reputation as a pioneer of reflective literature.
Reflecting India’s Spiritual Heritage
Goel has not stopped with Madhushala. He has mirrored some of India’s most treasured texts, giving them an entirely new dimension:
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The Bhagavad Gita – A sacred dialogue rewritten in reflection.
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Sundara Kanda (Ramcharitmanas) – Hanuman’s divine tale mirrored with reverence.
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Sai Satcharitra – A mirrored offering of Sai Baba’s teachings.
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Durga Saptashati – Goddess Durga’s verses reflected with devotion.
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Meri Ikyavan Kavitayein – Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s poetry immortalized in mirrored script.
For Goel, these works are not just manuscripts—they are meditations that connect him with culture, faith, and perseverance.
Beyond Mirror Image Writing
Goel’s creativity doesn’t stop at reflective literature. He has made his mark across multiple fields:
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Motivational Author – His book Sochana too Padega hi compiles 110 original motivational quotes, inspiring readers to think differently.
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Mathematics Researcher – He has published three international research papers, offering fresh academic insights.
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Cartoonist – His sharp and witty illustrations reflect his perspective on society and politics.
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Cricket Umpire – Known for integrity and fairness, he is respected in the local cricket community.
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Corporate Professional – With more than 25 years of experience, he balances creativity with professionalism.
Recognition & Respect
Goel’s innovations have earned him the Holder Republic Award and features in national and international media, including Hindustan Times, Amar Ujala, and Dainik Bhaskar. His story has been described as not just unique, but revolutionary in the way it combines tradition, literature, and art.
A Message for the Modern World
In an age dominated by automation, speed, and digital shortcuts, Piyush Goel stands as a reminder that true creativity often requires patience, reflection, and discipline. His works prove that literature is not only about what is written, but how it is written.
His journey tells us that inspiration can come from looking at the world differently—sometimes even backwards.
About Piyush Goel
Piyush Goel is a world record–holding Indian author, mathematician, motivational writer, and artist, renowned as the Mirror Image Man of India. With mirror-written versions of sacred and literary masterpieces, original motivational works, and research contributions in mathematics, Goel continues to inspire generations to embrace creativity, perseverance, and innovation.
