I have started believing in astrology even more. Reason. I ran into Mercury anthara in Saturn Bhukti and Jupiter Dasa. I got into desk editing function by contingency. Earlier six months I had spent just studying research reports and global media.
Over 20 years of research in astrology has taught me that one's affairs are strongly conducted by the planets, but much is left to be researched in minute ways in which the planets work in their dasa, bhukti and anthara.
Much is happening in India. Indian corporates are getting bigger, businesses getting more complext and international interest in investing in India continues to be strong. In all that background, the amount of work that turns up for researching and valuing is huge and very exciting.
Problem arises, when you have to fall into an economic model and not freely explore what you would like to.
I dont know how many more people are trapped in working in narrow groves, because they have to.
Freedom? Yes, you have to figure a way out, but probably it wont come without a price.
Like to share your experience, come on board!
K.Seshadri
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Whither Republic
Even as the Indian Republic enters the 58th year, the nation faces threats as never before.
The Constitution which we gave it to ourselves has been maligned repeatedly by politicians, who wanted to give it to themselves rather than to the nation. The public have had to resort to invoking the Judiciary to try and erase the malice being foisted on the nation by self serving politicians.
On the international scene politics has acquired demonic colours, thanks to super powers who would want to rule the world and make the United Nations as their medium.
If the Cold War of yonder years were over, a new tussle for global power has emerged.
As a citizen, I am worried for the first time. GDP could be growing by 8%, but growth where politicians are in a hurry to give a short shrift to democratic process and have least concern for the poor and downtrodden is not something many Indians can rejoice.
So this R-Day makes me rather sad and worried.
The Constitution which we gave it to ourselves has been maligned repeatedly by politicians, who wanted to give it to themselves rather than to the nation. The public have had to resort to invoking the Judiciary to try and erase the malice being foisted on the nation by self serving politicians.
On the international scene politics has acquired demonic colours, thanks to super powers who would want to rule the world and make the United Nations as their medium.
If the Cold War of yonder years were over, a new tussle for global power has emerged.
As a citizen, I am worried for the first time. GDP could be growing by 8%, but growth where politicians are in a hurry to give a short shrift to democratic process and have least concern for the poor and downtrodden is not something many Indians can rejoice.
So this R-Day makes me rather sad and worried.
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