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Profession * Career * Vocation Regulatory Roles- Leadership - Public Dignity - Hierarchical Position - Pyramid Organizations - Social Status - Rank - Reputation - Responsibility - Law - Government - Structure - Orderly Environments - Decisions Made on Behalf of Those Below |
"One Whose Accomplishment Is Not In Vain" |
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from B.V. Raman, A Catechism of Astrology, [4th edition 1992] part II, page 2 |
: Q. How are predictions on profession made? There are differences of opinion on this point. A .
All these have to be looked into and the strongest one indicates 'profession'." |
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~~ Sarvartha Chintamani, Chapter 2, Shloka 7 |
"When the planet occupying the Navamsha [lagna] is powerful, the acquisition of wealth will be without much effort. Should it be weak a little wealth will accrue. The country where the native will acquire wealth will be signified by the sign representing the 10th house or the Navamsha owned by the lord of the 10th house. But, when this Sign is occupied or aspected by its lord, the native will earn in his own country. So it shall be if the Navamsha occupied by the lord of the 10th house in an immovable sign. When the said sign is owned or aspected by planets other than its lord, the person concerned will earn in the place other than his own country. The livelihood is also determined from the nature of the planet who is lord of the Navamsha sign occupied by the lord of the 10th house." |
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~~ Robert Frost |
"By working faithfully eight hours a day you may eventually get to be a boss and work twelve hours a day. " |
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~~ B.V. Raman, A Catechism of Astrology,[4th edition 1992] part II page 2 |
"Q: From which Bhava or planet can the place or direction of one's livelihood be ascertained? A : Ordinarily the 10th Bhava is the one that denotes all particulars relating to one's livelihood, including the place or direction; the sign that is found on the cusp of that Bhava determines the place or direction one has to look for the line of least resistance. As regards the planets, the matter is somewhat more complicated. the lord of the 10th Bhava is in some Navamsha. The lord of that amsha is one of the planets that has major significance.
have also subsidiary importance. All these influences have to be carefully blended and judged in the case of a particular horoscope and the dominant direction is to be taken note of before prediction as regards place or direction of profession can be made.
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Career advice from the Apostle Paul: letter 1 Timothy 3 (New International Version): |
" Here is a trustworthy saying:
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Factors which promote social visibility, career respect, distinguished reputation, and professional recognition |
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| from Generous Wisdom: Commentaries by H.H. the Dalai Lama XIV on the Jatakamala, Garland of Birth Stories by H.H. the 14th Dalai Lama, translated by Tenzin Dorjee, edited by Dexter Roberts (p.20) |
"Bodhisattvas give solely out of concern for others, without a self-cherishing attitude.
Courageous Bodhisattvas risk even their lives to help others, and so, when we are in relatively better, more comfortable situations, we must certainly practice giving.
Instead, after examining the situation carefully, when they find that certain actions are correct and justified, on the basis of reason, they engage in them even at the risk of their lives. That is the way of the decent, civilized and courageous ones, who do not follow misleading paths." |
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~~ Yeshua ben Yasef of Beth-Lehem (Jesus-Christus) quoted in Matt. 22:21 |
"Give to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to the Lord what is the Lord's. " |
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BPHS Ch. 33. Effects of Karakamsha 57-60. Effects of the tenth from Karakamsha |
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~~ Albert Camus |
"There is dignity in work, only when it is work freely accepted. " |
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Factors which detract from social visibility, career respect, distinguished reputation, and professional recognition |
Hazardous for institutional governance and professional accomplishment =
Problematic Vimshottari periods of the 6th-from, 8th-from, and 12th-from karma bhava:
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Each Person has a Professional
Contribution H.H. Dalai Lama, Consciousness at the Crossroads: Conversations with the Dalai Lama on Brain Science and Buddhism. Zara Houshmand, R.B. Livingston, and B. A. Wallace (Eds.) |
"I always believe that each individual human being has some kind of responsibility for humanity as a whole.
Through my own profession, I try my best to contribute as much as I can.
Some people may be very much against my belief, my philosophy, but I feel alright. So long as I see that a human being suffers or has needs, I shall contribute as much as I can to contribute to their benefit. Scientists and medically qualified people can contribute especially. That's different; that's a particular context. A human being needs to be cared for According to your professional calling. You can contribute; that's your shared professional responsibility." |
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Jyotisha career profile |
Career factors may be confirmed in navamsha D-9 (higher wisdom) and dashamsha D-10 (higher karma). However profession is normally understood as a social-material phenomenon, thus all career indicators whether they are first noticed in a varga or via the function of some amsha must be solidly anchored in the social-material functions of the radix D-1. When a single graha occurs in several important career lagna (e.g., the graha = simultaneously lagnesha, lord of 10th navamsha and lord of dashamsha) then that dominant graha comes to define the visible public career.
Everyone works, but not everyone's work is praised or recognized at the top levels of social importance. For most nativities, career profile is spread across several radix graha. There are relatively few in the elite. Most careers consist of mixed duty roster and fluctuating visibility, with some periods of obscurity and some periods of relatively high social recognition. However if the graha = obscured, there may unfold a life of unacknowledged, unappreciated effort. Obscurity in public life may be due to an inner fear of visibility, a need for individual freedom from institutional rules, or perhaps a lifestyle which requires intentional hiding. |
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Find the radix L-10, then find that graha in navamsha. According to Phaladeepika, lord of the navamsha occupied by radix L-10 is the single strongest primary significator of public career.
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Fame (5) vs Law (10) |
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Example: writer, producer, and entertainer Madonna. |
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As described by Phaladeepika (table above), this rashi is a strong indicator of career also. Karaka qualities of its lord will reveal the general method of earning a living. Despite the incredible diversity of the modern global economy, the general areas of livelihood which Phaladeepika describes are still accurate (although they do require elaboration). However, it will be more instructive to look at the specific disposition of the lord of radix L-10's navamsha-as that graha behaves in radix- to determine the career skills and environment most closely. |
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~~Sam Keen |
"There is no easy formula for determining right and wrong livelihood, but it is essential to keep the question alive. To return the sense of dignity and honor to manhood, we have to stop pretending that we can make a living at something that is trivial or destructive and still have sense of legitimate self-worth. A society in which vocation and job are separated for most people gradually creates an economy that is often devoid of spirit, one that frequently fills our pocketbooks at the cost of emptying our souls." |
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The general environment in which livelihood is earned.
In our modern economy with extended life-spans, people often experience several sequential "incarnations" of their career which may appear different from each other - but will be found to arise from the same basic skill set. If the radix position of the 10th navamsha lord = Budha in bhava-6,
If the radix position of the 10th navamsha lord = Kuja in 4,
If the radix position of the 10th navamsha lord = Guru in 3,
E.g., Jack Welch, General Electric (worlds largest corporation during his chairmanship):
Female: 10th-navamsha lord = radix Guru/11,
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... forms the third major career significator. It is worth looking for the role of the lord of 10th dashamsha also, but only as a strengthening and confirming proof for otherwise active career Graha.
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~~ Benjamin Franklin |
" The who has a trade, has an estate." |
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Handling earthly power |
Regulating the welfare of a community, nation, or planet provides the same type of test as handling the emotional power over one partner in marriage. However the power in dashamsha expresses as one-to-many relationship as distinguished from the one-to-one relationship of a native to their spouse or, ideally, of the native -to-their-ishtadevata.
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Q:
I've really enjoyed reading through your website and as a beginning
student of Jyotisha I have a few burning questions. I'm not
asking for a reading but I wonder if you could answer these
questions for me since I'm drawn to a specific medical career but am
worried that I wouldn't earn enough money if I get the diploma then
try to open a practice. Here are my details [removed]- I
just want to know if I'll be successful in this field and when and
where and why and how I can really prosper. Are you teaching?
Can you be my teacher? |
A:Namaste,
Thanks for your note and thanks also for your compliments on the website. I am always delighted to hear that the materials are proving useful for students of the samayavidya. I'm not presently teaching Jyotisha but I will continue to improve the website materials as time allow.
Naturally, answering your questions
would require a reading, and free
readings are not available. However, I
do encourage you to study the
nativities of those who have gone
before you - successful physicians and
scientists - and see if you can find
the indicators of ability both
intuitive and financial in their
charts.
Pay special attention to the 6th bhava for health service ministries, the 10th radical bhava, the 10th navamsha and the dashamsha lagna. If Ashvini nakshatra features prominently esp the 10th degree of Mesha, success in physical medicine is assured.
Also, for quick divinations that can
show you a mirror of your own
subconscious expectations -- which are indeed the seeds of all
reality -- you might enjoy a spread of
Tarot Cards. There are several nice
free Tarot websites on the internet. As
well, I-Ching and other forms of quick
divination can show us what we are
really thinking.
Wishing you every success, Sincerely BPL |
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Title and Positions of Authority (karma bhava) |
The government inspector said to the farmer, "I need to inspect your farm." The old farmer said "You better not go in that field." The Ag representative said in a 'wise' tone,
So the old farmer went about his farm chores. Later, the farmer heard loud screams and saw the Department of Agriculture rep running for the fence. Close behind was the farmer's prize bull. The bull was madder than a nest full of hornets and the bull was gaining at every step. The Old Farmer called out: "Show him your card!" |
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Q and A - some career questions answered Q:What are my prospects for adding a new consultancy to my existing career?Or developing a second, successful career at midlife in this new field, in which I have become deeply interested? |
A: If it's Jyotisha you're interested in as a second career, look for a prominent Ketu and super-strong graha Associated with bhava-12. Astral information channels through vyaya, and Ketu creates the material detachment necessary to filter out anxiety and see clearly into the etheric/astral worlds. Ketu makes a person psychic and when Ketu is in a key career house (7 or 10 radix, yuti L-10, and/or associated with 10th navamsha or 10th dashamsha) there will be a "liminal" career for sure.
IMO, the best indicators of a person's career whether in Jyotisha or any other discipline, are:
All the other radix and navamsha and dashamsha planets play supporting roles. D-9 and D-10 must be consulted in every case for professional identity and actions. Every individual graha contributes in some way to the professional identity. But radix L-10 and radix Surya are the leading indicators of career.
If multiple careers, the careers will be closely related in the logic of the native 's overall character even if not in terms of conventional social categories.
Should radix L-10 be weak in D-10, the profession will be unrecognized, low status, marginal - not famous, not well paid. Should radix L-10 be neechchain D-10, native is not much respected, even if the income is good. L-10 radix's role in D-10 will give more information about the total career profile.
L-10 radix's role in D-10. Provides further details of the weak or strong or conventional or odd character of the profession.
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The Consultant |
A sheep farmer is tending his flock when a city slicker rolls up in his BMW, hops out and asks, "Hey, if I tell you exactly how many sheep you have, can I take one?" The farmer nods, so the city slicker opens his laptop, calls up some satellite photos, runs some algorithms, and announces, "You have 1,432 sheep." Impressed, the farmer says, "You're right. Go ahead and take one." So the city slicker loads one of the animals into the backseat of the car. "Now," says the farmer, "if I tell you what you do for a living, can I have it back?" A gaming sort, the city slicker says, "Sure." "You're a consultant," says the farmer. "Wow!" says the consultant. "How'd you know?" "Well," says the farmer, "you showed up even though I never asked you to. You told me something I already knew. And you don't know anything about my business. Now give me back my dog." |
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Q: I've read that having one panch-maha-purusha planet guarantees a great career. What do you think? I've got an oocha Shani as lagnesha that looks very promising. |
A: Having one super-strong planet (Shani) gives the native tremendous drive and focus.You can do any work at all in this world and do it well. For example, Henry Ford the automobile producer had one fabulous YogakarakaSimha Mangala in Magha lagna. He was enormously successful and famous due largely to the tireless energy and "drive" of this magnificent graha.
I hope this opinion provides some structure for your continuing studies. Jyotisha is a vidya and its knowledge channels through the human personality. If you can, to further your studies, I'd recommend obtaining several readings from different working Jyotishi to provide a range of viewpoints. The vidya of Jyotisha is expressed differently through different Jyotishi personalities. |
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The Job Interview |
A mathematician, an accountant and an economist apply for the same job. The interviewer calls in the mathematician and asks "What do two plus two equal?" The mathematician replies "Four." The interviewer asks "Four, exactly?" The mathematician looks at the interviewer incredulously and says "Yes, four, exactly." Then the interviewer calls in the accountant and asks the same question: "What do two plus two equal?" The accountant says, "On average, four -- give or take 10%, but, on average, four." Then the interviewer calls in the economist and poses the same question: "What do two plus two equal?" The economist gets up, locks the door, closes the shade, sits down next to the interviewer, and says, "What do you want it to equal?" |
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Q:Subject: Will he succeed in the "Insurance Sector"? Hello this is A* from india i have one question about insurance from which house we can predict about insurance , which planet is for insurance sector and in which condition person can ear money from insurance sector or commsion bassis work? |
A: Namaste, Generally speaking, "insurance" as in "modern insurance contract industry" is indicated by bhava-8. Randhra bhava represents "pooled monies "such as the joint assets of marriage, and the hidden assets of family members which might result in an inheritance for oneself. Insurance settlements fall into the same cultural category as inheritances from the dead. Insurance settlements emerge from a large pool of shared monies. The total contents of that pool as well as the size of one's personal payment which emerges from the pool is usually a great mystery to the person who has purchased a single insurance policy.
Karaka for the insurance industry = Shani. Shani indicates fear and negative expectations which lead to conservative, safety-oriented actions. The reason that customers purchase insurance policies is that they are afraid of emergencies and catastrophic change ( 8) and they are trying to control (Shani) the material (Shani) circumstances of death ( 8). If there will be violent catastrophe in a person's life, Kuja should have some connection to randhra bhava. Mangala is of course the natural regulator of bhava-8, so the native 's capacity to deal with the physical, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual reality of the turning of the cycle of birth and death(changes of external material form, emergencies, shocks) in the lifetime is determined by the lord of bhava-8 and Mangala. Professionals who deal skillfully with violent emergencies (military, fire-fighters, paramedics, midwives, emergency physicians, healers and shamans) typically have a strong and positive function of Kuja in their nativity. Shani tries to resist and control sudden changes, but Kuja shows the style of positive actionwhich the native will express in response to matters of "sudden emergence" through the aperture point where the hidden astral plane pushes through into the visible physical plane = "randhra" (e.g. childbirth).
L-8 should be strong but conservative for involvement with risk-management insurance sector. To determine income, look first to L-11and see if the L-11 (and L-11 from Chandra) is connected with the functions of L-8 (insurance) and L-3 (sales, business administration). Also as always please consider the lord of the 10th navamsha which is a reliable although somewhat general predictor of lifetime career. If one of the karaka mentioned above such as Budha for writing, administration, conversation, and sales; or Shani for safety and resistance to change; or Kuja for pro-active involvement with catastrophic and sudden changes; should be the lord of your 10th navamsha, then you can expect to do well in insurance industry in a role which matches the portfolio of your 10th navamsha lord. An example from the USA industrial insurance industry. Here is an example regarding insurance industry. He is an expert in weapons-related "accidents" specifically explosions and holocaust industrial fires. See Mesha = fire on the 10th navamsha and Kuja in D-1 lagna. This man is a wealthy and successful risk analyst for a major global insurance corporation. He has a great combination of significators for excessive force, fires, accidents and loss of life (Mangala) along with basic administrative skills that allow him to hold an office job in middle age. (In younger years he was a military officer.)
Best wishes for success in your Jyotisha studies, Sincerely, Barbara Pijan Lama, Jyotisha
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~~ a Yale University management professor, grade = "C" for Fred Smith's "unfeasible" student paper proposing a reliable overnight delivery service at a time when few could think "outside the post -office box". (Smith went on to found the hugely successful Federal Express Corp.) |
"The concept is interesting and well-formed, but in order to earn better than a ‘C', the idea must be feasible." |
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Q: Subject: Bad job karma Hi Barbara, I came across your website while I was surfing for information on Vedic astrology. Your website is really comprehensive and I enjoy it very much. I am still an university student and approaching graduation. From my Vedic chart, I found that the Sun (also my tenth lord) is in the twelfth house. Would that mean I am unsuccessful in my job search for jobs in Commerce unless I apply to obscure job positions as part of my karma? Thanks, Sincerely, J |
A:Namaste, Thanks for your question. My answer is: No, location of Sun in bhava-12 - even in neechcha condition - does not mean that you would be unsuccessful in job search. Many people with Surya in bhava-12 have excellent careers and professions in a variety of industries. Surya is only one of several career indicators in Jyotisha. More important than Surya are: lord of the 10th navamsha and lord of 10th radix, plus lord of Dashamsha and role of 10th radix in the dashamsha and navamsha. Evaluating the job situation is actually quite complicated. If Surya = L-10 in bhava-12, you must have Vrischika lagna in radix with Surya in Thula rashi. Since Surya is very weak or "neechcha" in Thula , you will need to look for possible corrections to the weakness (such as a supporting drishti from a strong friendly graha, perhaps Kuja or Chandra) or some other astrological pattern which strengthens Surya. Probably you will benefit from consciously working to develop your self-confidence and eliminate superstition and expectation that you must depend on others for your success. Sometimes Surya in Thula indicates that the father is not a strong support for public success. If that is the case, prepare to forgive your parents for their shortcomings and intend to approach the world and adult life with confidence flowing from your direct connection with the divine. Friedrich Nietzsche = example of Ravi-Thula-12. He became very well known despite an obscure Jyotisha Sun because the content of his writing was entirely interiorized; it was a huge personal (Ravi) rant on various psycho-cultural attempts over the millennia to balance the grand opposites (thula) of civilization. Natives often = specialists in quiet, private areas of expertise such as closed-door arbitration, and psychotherapy -- particularly marriage counseling due to influence of Shukra. Also scientific research, or reflective interior practices are produced here. It is a modest ego size but very influential in the secluded, privatized specialty areas. To determine your karmic situation for your forthcoming job search, I recommend that you obtain your Vimshottari dasha timeline and study it for information. Also keep in mind transits of large planets and the transit of Rahu-Ketu. One general signification of Ravi in bhava-12 is that the person tends to live or work in a country/culture which is different from the country/culture in which one was raised. This life situation raised the native 's consciousness of being a foreigner, and socially one will always be aware of one's cultural or ideological differences with the mainstream environment. At least for a few years in one's life and possibly for a lifetime (depending on the strength and house lordship of Surya) the native may live in a foreign country as a guest worker or non-citizen. Surya in bhava-12is a good position for having a global perspectiveand for working with international organizations. Former US President Bill Clinton has Sun in Simha rashi in bhava-12. Current US President George W. Bush has Sun in Mithuna rashi in bhava-12. Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher has Sun in Kanya rashi in bhava-12. From these examples you can see that having Sun in bhava-12 of the radix nativity is not, in itself, a problem for holding important jobs. Surya is only one of nine planets which need to be considered to make a determination of job prospects or any other action in life. Karma is revealed through a much more detailed analysis of the Jyotisha nativity. All the best, Barbara Pijan Lama, Jyotisha |
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Noah's ark was built by amateurs. The Titanic was built by professionals. |
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Q I've long thought of writing children' s books. Also parenting books on how to raise children. Would I be successful in this field? Are there other areas that would be favorable to focus on? |
A A successful published author must have strength in bhava-3 = writing plus strength in at least one other bhava-amsha
These conditions are well met in your nativity due to your uchcha Budha conferring exceptionally high levels of analytical intelligence and Budha well placed for publishing endeavors, especially regarding emotional and parenting matters, in 3rd-from-Chandra. The focus is administrative, current-events, conversational, and short-term objectives. Not philosophical, historical, or academic.
Best results for writing and publishing in any field and with any degree of creativity (including the rather mundane but huge and practical business of writing government documents, technical manuals etc.) = periods of:
For the creative intelligence needed to generate brilliant concepts and the individual genius of authorship, look for periods of
L-5 = uchcha Guru, karaka for children - it is good for the books to be for or about children! L-5 Guru is yuti the L-12 Chandra, a significator of "at home mothers" - moms at home with their small children, living out of the public eye in a child-centered fantasy world. Many naps : ) Guru occupies 8th-from-5th, which takes away the big fame and replaces high publicity with personal modesty and a luxurious home. Your books may be quite profitable but the audience would show their appreciation not with red-carpet celebrations but by buying your books and contributing to your personal wealth. |
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~~ Isaac Bashevis Singer |
"When I was a little boy they called me a liar, but now that I am a grown up they call me a writer." |
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H. H. Dalai Lama, and Dr. Howard C. Cutler, M.D. (1998, 2004). The Art of Happiness at Work ,Riverhead Trade Pub. |
H.H. Dalai Lama: Life is More than Work "...when seeking work, or if you already have a job, it is important to keep in mind that A human being isn't meant to be some kind of machine designed only for production. No.
That is not a full human life. Individuality is very important for a full human life, and then accordingly some leisure time, a bit of holiday, and time spent with family or friends. That is the means to a complete form of life ....
I think that's best." |
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H.H. speaks on Job Loss: H. H. Dalai Lama, and Dr. Howard C. Cutler, M.D. (1998, 2004). The Art of Happiness at Work ,Riverhead Trade Pub. |
"Among Tibetans, at least traditionally, the economic conditions are such that this nine-to-five daily employment isn't really an important part of [working life]. In Tibet, either you are a farmer or a nomad or a merchant. The work is seasonal.... During the season they work very hard, and when they finish they come back and don't have any employment. ...in modern society, and particularly in industrialized nations, the issue of unemployment is a very difficult situation. There are no easy answers. One has no choice but to try to cope, and make one's best effort to find new work. There is just no other solution. However, the basic attitude of the individual plays a very significant role, and can make a big difference in how someone responds. While we may not have control over our situation, Our attitude is something that we have some control over.
Of course, here we are talking about unemployment due to some wider causes or layoffs, not due to being fired because of one's own incompetence. So there might be different ways in which individuals will respond to the challenges of change. What is important is to acknowledge this fact and try to work out how best to cope with the immediate problem itself.
But there are two different responses.
But of course it is not easy. There may also be other ways that might help at least reduce the mental anxiety of dealing with the situation, so that a person can use all their mental energy to find new work.
And of course, believers in other religious systems can also take some consolation in their own beliefs." |
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Q: How can I predict the timing of career promotion from the Vimshottari Dasha? |
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For career promotion, find the Vimshottari bhukti of the graha which is (1) lord of the 10th bhava counted from the radical lagna (2) lord of the 10th bhava counted from Chandra lagna (3) lord of the 10th navamsha. All of these periods are favorable for increased professional recognition, public visibility and gain of social entitlements. There are several other factors to consider for example the angle between the mahadasha pati and the bhukti pati must be kendra or trine; if lord of one of the 10th bhava (1,2,3 above) is atmakaraka it is much stronger, and if mahadasha pati is also one of the (1,2,3 above) it is also much stronger. Lord of the D-10 dashamsha is supporting data not defining; the navamsha or radix L-10 becomes strong still if it is also the D-10's karma-pathi. Also there are additional factors of bala etc. For increased income, find the 11th angles. |
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Busy Flight Attendant |
"The little boy (who had been looking out the window of the airplane) turned to his mother and asked, 'If big dogs have baby dogs, and big cats have baby cats, why don't big airplanes have baby airplanes?' The mother (who couldn't think of an answer) told her son to ask the flight attendant, so the boy went down the aisle and asked the flight attendant. The flight attendant, who was very busy at the time, smiled and said, 'I saw you talking with your mom. Did your Mom tell you to ask me?' The boy said, 'Yes she did.' 'Well, then, you go and tell your mother that there are no baby airplanes because Southwest always pulls out on time. Have your Mom explain that to you.' " |
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H.H. Dalai Lama: Principled Action at Work - It's in the Attitude ~~ H. H. Dalai Lama, and Dr. Howard C. Cutler, M.D. (1998, 2004). The Art of Happiness at Work,Riverhead Trade Pub. |
Is is possible to practice principles of Non-harm in the modern workplace? How much responsibility can one assume for living out the principle at work? Dalai Lama: "In the traditional [Tibetan] society, most people automatically did the types of work their families did -- nomads, farmers, merchants, and so on. But some people still engaged in work that was not in keeping with the principle of non-harm, because there are butchers, metal smiths who make swords, and so on. But these kinds of work were also generally hereditary." Howard Cutler: "Speaking of work and the implementation of the concept of non-harm, ... you mentioned that there was a rule in Tibet that any new invention had to guarantee that it was beneficial or at least not harmful for at least seven generations." DL: "...there do seem to be certain practices and policies that successive Tibetan governments adopted in Tibet that reflect putting into practice certain Buddhist ideals, such as the Buddhist principle of respecting the natural world, particularly the animal world.
"So, even though in Tibet, people didn't always follow the principle of non-harm in their work ... this principle was still deeply ingrained in the people. In general, I think this could be applied in the WeSaint Although not everybody has options about the work that they do, at least I think it is good to give serious thought to the kind of work one does, and the impact it has on others. I think it is best to choose work that does not cause harm to others, that does not exploit or deceive others, either directly or indirectly. I think that's the best way." |
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