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Negative atmosphere @Office

Rajji

My sister has got and lost jobs every few months. Always the atmosphere at her office is negative. Also, she hardly gets any notice period.

She is separated from her husband and lives together with a college-going girl.

Please suggest a chant that she can do to get a good job in a friendly environment, with good pay and closer to home as well. Getting a government job would be really great.

Naran

Ask her to chant “HOLLY, MIMULUS”.

Ask her to thank every person and every event in the day.

Ask her to thank all the persons in her life and all the events in her life.

Explanation

HOLLY and MIMULUS are Bach Flower Remedies. Together they work for friendly atmosphere. To know more about Holly: http://theflowerangels.wordpress.com/2013/09/05/the-universal-lover/

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When Jobless

The loss of job is a struggle in anyone’s life. One may suddenly lose a job unexpectedly.

ROCK ROSE and MIMULUS: to bear the shock

But when you are expecting your “removal” at any time, as your colleagues are asked to leave: ASPEN (for expecting any bad news always)

When the announcement is delayed, one may not be able to concentrate because of the revolving thoughts of “job removal”: WHITE CHESTNUT

When one receives the news that he is ousted and given a pink slip: RESCUE REMEDY.  Then MIMULUS and LARCH: Larch will restore his confidence in himself.

One may be angry at the management and instead of being thankful (which is a must at this time) he may blame the management. WILLOW: can help to overcome self-pity

When you have to take another job: GENTIAN, HORNBEAM, LARCH and WILD ROSE

GENTIAN: to overcome any pessimism; to cope with the setback

LARCH: to have confidence in one’s ability and potential

Mental weakness or weariness is replaced by enthusiasm and motivation: HORNBEAM and WILD ROSE

The concern and feeling of inadequacy to provide for the family and to pay: ELM

Fear of being jobless when getting trained: MIMULUS

As days pass by, one may become hopeless: GORSE