Small clarification Dr bb 6

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Dear Dr. Bhargava,

 

[ 1 ] Since I do not read future, I wouldn't be able to suggest as

to what you should do. As a layman I would suggest to leave the job

only when you have found another. I had already suggested a few

upaya which might help you get a job.

[ 2 ] Yes, starting your own clinic in your ancestral home will be

very good.

 

Sincerely,

 

Priya

 

 

 

 

 

 

, " drbb6 " <drbb6 wrote:

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> To

> Pandith Bhushanpriyaji,

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> Respected Pandithji!

>

> Pranams! Thank you for your immediate reply to my mail. I need

small

> clarification and advice.

>

> 1. Kindly let me know if I can leave this job and start looking

for

> other jobs or wait until I get another job. Past 2 years I am

> trying to get another job, but I couldn't get. Is there any

> possibility of a new job now for me.

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> 2. can i start my clinic in my father's house in my native place

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>

> Please guide me.

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> Thank you very much

>

> Warm regards

>

> Bhargava

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> Dear Dr. Bhargava,

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> [ 1 ] You need not do the iron lock upaya every saturday. It is to

> be done only once.

> [ 2 ] Yes, opening your own clinic could be a good idea. You can

if

> you like.

> [ 3 ] Do the following upaya which might help you:

>

> [ a ] Buy 9 kaudis { small sea shells } which should be yellowish

in

> colour . Burn these kaudis on kachcha koyala { wood charcoal } in

an

> open earthen pot, at the bank of a river close to the water. When

> the kaudis turn to ashes, throw the ash into the river and later

> throw the pot also into the river. Make sure while you are burning

> the kaudis , no one should cross between the water and the place

> where the kaudis are being burnt. That means burn the kaudis close

> to the water.

>

> [ b ] Bring home in a brass container some water from a river.

Every

> day for 43 days regularly drop a round piece of copper into this

> container. On the 43rd day after dropping the piece, immerse the

> container along with the water and the copper pieces into the

river.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Priya

>