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Dear Ramesh Iyer,

 

Thank you for sharing your personal experience. You've been very

brave to uproot from Calcutta and move to Chennai. So sorry to hear

you went through lousy circumstances back in Calcutta and didn't have

a job for 3 years. Sad to hear your own brother and sisters deserted

you at your lowest ebbs. However its wonderful to know you got a job

within 3 days in Chennai and life has improved considerably. Your

message is very encouraging to people facing similar situations and

it gives the hope too, bless you.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

, cool guy

<coolguy_realcool wrote:

>

> There is a popular saying " When the going gets tough, the tough

gets going. "

> & nbsp;

> Inspite of being a qualified professional with loads of experience,

I went through a

> bad patch in life i.e. I was without a job for 3 years in Calcutta.

I started freelancing for a pittance in order to keep the kitchen

fires burning. & nbsp; Three years

> is not a small period. & nbsp; I visited innumerable temples,

performed various homas,

> poured milk & nbsp;on Shivlings in various Calcutta temples {in

Chennai you are not

> even allowed access to the sanctum sanctorum [inner precints] of a

temple}

> and stocked my house with crystal Shree Yantras, Vastu Yantras,

Crystal Balls and kept my house ultra-clean. & nbsp; Nothing seemed to

work and I wondered if this was the end. & nbsp; However, my wife and

children supported me no end. & nbsp; In times of

> difficulty, my own younger brother and sisters deserted me. & nbsp;

Fortunately, I

> persisted. & nbsp; After this at the age of 48 & nbsp;I took a major

decision to shift to Chennai

> and look for a job. & nbsp; I got a job in 3 days with salary and

perks beyond my

> widest imagination. & nbsp; The last 3 years have & nbsp;been absolute

bliss and I am

> still continuing in the same job. & nbsp; Now-a-days I still visit

various temples all

> over & nbsp;Chennai & nbsp;in & nbsp;my own & nbsp;airconditioned car. & nbsp;

> & nbsp;

> In Chennai a few months back, I consulted an astrologer, after

making enquries

> about his competence. & nbsp; He said that the flat in Calcutta had

very bad vastu and the fact that Jupiter (Brihaspati) was not very

conducive had a telling effect. & nbsp; Plus the fact that that I was

running through my Sani Mahadasa proved to be the last

> straw.

> & nbsp;

> This email is just to tell everyone not to give way to

despair. & nbsp; Take whatever

> job that comes to you without worrying about salary and

perks. & nbsp; This will

> uplift your mood and you will become more positive. & nbsp; Do not

ever ever make

> the mistake of sitting idle at home which can only lead to despair.

> & nbsp;

> Thanks n regards

> Ramesh Iyer