Life is so purposeless
ANDWHYNOTISAY
I really need your help for my miserable situation. On surface it looks good.
I live in US and came to do medical residency (post-graduate training). I passed all my required exams and thought I was successful, but for the last 4 years I could not get residency training.
I don’t know the reason why, maybe discrimination, or something else.
Nowadays, doing petty odd jobs and have become the laughing-stock of my family and in-laws.
Please teach me the right switch words to turn my situation around and help me find a residency. My life is so purposeless now.
Naran
Chant “SWEET CHESTNUT, CHESTNUT BUD, WILD ROSE, ROCK ROSE” daily, continuously for 15 minutes in the morning and 15 minutes in the evening for 21 days.
Explanation
Life is dry for him, having failed after several attempts. Like rain brings joy during times of drought, this mantra which brings rain also will bring joy in his life.
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Job 101 
Dear Naran Sir,
I have been out of job for the past 8 months after being in a very high position as VP HR in Dubai. I have a family to look after, I have huge debts to pay. I am going through a tough time. I need to sell my house in Pune to pay my debts. I need your kind advice and blessings to overcome this situation fast.
Kumarshankaran Aiyar [skiyer6@rediffmail.com]
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