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[Astro-seek] Career advice based on my birth chart? Going through a difficult phase.
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[Astro-seek] Career advice based on my birth chart? Going through a difficult phase.

Hi I'm going through a very difficult phase in life and would really appreciate some guidance from an astrological perspective.

Recently, my relationship ended, I've become socially isolated, and I'm struggling with my career. Financial difficulties have become a major obstacle, and I feel stuck. My biggest goal is to pursue a master's degree abroad and build a stable career, but right now it feels out of reach.

I'm attaching my birth chart. Could someone please focus on my career and let me know what it indicates? Do you see career stability, opportunities to study or work abroad, or any major positive turning points ahead?

I'm only looking for career-related insights. Thank you to anyone who takes the time to help.

u/AsparagusJealous143 — 1 day ago
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Are Jains considered Baniyas? And are they Hindus or a separate religion?

I've seen different opinions on this and I'm a bit confused.

Are Jains generally considered part of the Baniya community, or are they separate? Also, are Jains considered Hindus, or is Jainism a completely separate religion?

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u/AsparagusJealous143 — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/Indian_Academia

Feeling stuck after BCom. Looking for career advice.

myquals BCom graduate and I'm unsure what to do next. I'm interested in becoming a Company Secretary, but my family can't afford the course.

My parents want me to prepare for government exams, but I have no interest in them and struggle to stay motivated. Right now, I just want a career with good job opportunities, but I can't even find an entry-level job after BCom.

What are some affordable career options after BCom that have decent employment prospects?

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u/AsparagusJealous143 — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/LongDistance

Has anyone experienced this after their partner moved abroad?

Is this common?

My boyfriend moved abroad for his master's 9 months ago, and he has completely changed. He's become arrogant, showing me unnecessary attitude and recently told me he'd try to find a PR girl there and marry her if he finds one.

I'm heartbroken because I still love him. Has anyone else experienced something like this after their partner moved abroad?

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u/AsparagusJealous143 — 2 days ago
▲ 1 r/VedicAstrology_India

Need career guidance. Facing constant obstacle.

Due to financial problems, I can't continue my education. My dream is to pursue CA or go abroad for a master's, but both seem out of reach.Based on my birth chart, do you see any indications for higher education, foreign travel/settlement, or career growth? Does my chart suggest a better path in the private sector or public service? Any insights on overcoming my current obstacles would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

u/AsparagusJealous143 — 3 days ago
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I can't let go of my ex. How do I move forward?

Me and my boyfriend were together for 4 years... about a month ago he broke up with me since then I've been begging him to stay because I honestly can’t imagine my life without him. He asked if we could still be friends and i said yes because i thought at least I’d still get to talk to him...But then he started flirting with another girl right in front of me we ended up fighting and now he’s blocked me everywhere... Ever since then I’ve been having a really hard time doing anything i can’t focus i keep thinking about him and i just feel totally lost...How do you move on from someone you thought you’d spend your life with? Any advice would really mean a lot.

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u/AsparagusJealous143 — 9 days ago
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Need urgent career advise.Which Path Should I Choose After B.Com?

My qualifications: 21F, B.Com graduate, average academic profile, and currently facing financial constraints. I cannot afford very expensive degrees or courses, so I'm trying to choose a career path carefully. The options I'm considering are:

  1. CA

  2. CS

  3. Government exams (banking, SSC, etc.)

My priorities are:

- Good chance of employment

- Stable income

- Long-term career growth

- Reasonable return on the time invested

Given my background and financial situation, which path would you choose and why?

I'd appreciate honest advice, especially from people who have pursued any of these paths.

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u/AsparagusJealous143 — 12 days ago