Guest guest Posted July 21, 2008 Report Share Posted July 21, 2008 Dear Inluv, Yes, you should continue with that upaya even at your new place. Sincerely, Priya , inluv wdlife <inluvwdlife wrote: > > Pranam Guruji, > ? > Charan Sparsh, > ? > With your blessings I?recently moved to a new job. You suggested that I keep?11 dry dates tied in red cloth at my workplace to mitigate problem with my seniors in previous job. Do I need to do the same here? It helped me immensely and I?share a wonderful relationship with the senior management in my last organization. I want the recognition of my efforts here too. Please guide me.?Warm Regards, > ? > in luv? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2008 Report Share Posted August 2, 2008 Pranam Priyaji, I have kept the dry dates as adviced by you. At the new place of work I have joined at a managerial level but there is a resitance from the existing team and they are creating situations for me to fail. This is a challenging and wondeful oppurtunity for me to grow professionally but the team is spreading rumors about my staying tenure with this company as I left a fortune 500 company to join a relatively small company. They have involved HR department also and I am having a hard time explaining that I am not looking for a change in near future. All this is very stressful. I am doing pouring mustard oil in dry soil on saturday upaya. Please guide me and let me know if you can forsee anything bad happening to me professionally in near future. I have left my stable job and here things are dicey after the ugly episode. Thanks, In luv , " " < wrote: > > Dear Inluv, > > Yes, you should continue with that upaya even at your new place. > > Sincerely, > > Priya > > > > > , inluv wdlife > <inluvwdlife@> wrote: > > > > Pranam Guruji, > > ? > > Charan Sparsh, > > ? > > With your blessings I?recently moved to a new job. You suggested > that I keep?11 dry dates tied in red cloth at my workplace to > mitigate problem with my seniors in previous job. Do I need to do > the same here? It helped me immensely and I?share a wonderful > relationship with the senior management in my last organization. I > want the recognition of my efforts here too. Please guide me.?Warm > Regards, > > ? > > in luv? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2008 Report Share Posted August 2, 2008 Dear Inluv, You have to keep your moon appeased and strengthened [ 1 ] Keep in your purse a small square piece of silver wrapped in a yellow cloth. Get this silver piece from your mother by way of her blessing to you. It will protect you from all mischiefs at your work place. [ 2 ] Recite the beej mantra of Moon, as often as you can. You can recite it in your office if you get some time. Sincerely, Priya , " inluvwdlife " <inluvwdlife wrote: > > Pranam Priyaji, > > I have kept the dry dates as adviced by you. At the new place of > work I have joined at a managerial level but there is a resitance > from the existing team and they are creating situations for me to > fail. This is a challenging and wondeful oppurtunity for me to grow > professionally but the team is spreading rumors about my staying > tenure with this company as I left a fortune 500 company to join a > relatively small company. They have involved HR department also and > I am having a hard time explaining that I am not looking for a > change in near future. All this is very stressful. I am doing > pouring mustard oil in dry soil on saturday upaya. Please guide me > and let me know if you can forsee anything bad happening to me > professionally in near future. I have left my stable job and here > things are dicey after the ugly episode. Thanks, > > In luv > > , " " > <@> wrote: > > > > Dear Inluv, > > > > Yes, you should continue with that upaya even at your new place. > > > > Sincerely, > > > > Priya > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > , inluv wdlife > > <inluvwdlife@> wrote: > > > > > > Pranam Guruji, > > > ? > > > Charan Sparsh, > > > ? > > > With your blessings I?recently moved to a new job. You suggested > > that I keep?11 dry dates tied in red cloth at my workplace to > > mitigate problem with my seniors in previous job. Do I need to do > > the same here? It helped me immensely and I?share a wonderful > > relationship with the senior management in my last organization. I > > want the recognition of my efforts here too. Please guide me.? Warm > > Regards, > > > ? > > > in luv? > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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