Finding Manmeet – A Mother’s Quest To Find Her Daughter

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Soon the New York police department hears of her fame and takes help from her occult powers and intuition to track down and find missing girls in New York. Three young teenage girls have been missing for weeks, and one was found dead in an underground parking lot. The head of the NYPD, Commissioner Wolf Messing, and his deputy sheriff, Emma Jones, are assigned the case. Will Smita help the police find the girls before they are harmed by their assailants? The kidnapper, called “Barbie Killer,” has to be found as he might strike again and again. So sit back and enjoy this roller-coaster psychological thriller called Finding Manmeet.

A medium is said to have psychic abilities, but not all psychics function as mediums. The term “clairvoyance,” for instance, may include seeing spirits and visions instilled by the spirit world. The Para psychological Association defines “clairvoyance” as “information derived directly from an external physical source.

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Smita Dixit is a single mother, she works for a five-star hotel chain called the Hawa-Mahal in Delhi. She has a thirteen-year-old daughter called Manmeet, whom she loves and adores. Smita meets with a ferocious car accident and is in a coma for months. She finally gains consciousness, and after her internal wounds heal, she is discharged. But something life-altering has happened to her, and her consciousness has changed forever. She can now hear voices and see visions in the night, and the accident has changed her forever. She has weakened physically, but in return, she has gained a new gift: she has developed her sixth sense and intuition to such a level that she can talk to the dead and has transformed into a medium that can connect with the souls of people. She has developed physical and clairvoyant abilities and become a medium. She establishes Soul Miracles to assist people in connecting with loved ones who have passed away.

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