u/EndAgreeable6859

I’ve always been fascinated with astrology, and am trying to self learn it for the past few months. I feel I’ve fallen into a hole where I’m checking every divisional chart, every aspect, signs, planets and trying to explain every part of my life through some placement. It’s gone from fascinating to compulsive pretty fast, and it’s actually affecting my mood now.

For people who’ve been doing this longer - did you ever face this phase? How did you get past the phase where you’re diagnosing yourself with your own chart on repeat?

Hi everyone, I received a call from a number which showed “Federal Authority for ID ICP”.

The caller asked me to visit the immigration office next week and bring my Emirates ID but refused to disclose the reason over the phone, other than saying it was to update my Emirates ID profile details.

Has anyone else received a similar call? If so, what was it about? Also, how can I verify whether the call was genuinely from the Federal ICP and not a scam?

Any insights would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Details -

1. Based in Dubai

2. Moved last year to UAE

3. Indian National

4. Haven’t received any emails / messages from ICP

I am going to leave the US next month, am on H1B, and am having second thoughts now. Curious to hear from other NRIs who made the move back and if they when through something similar emotionally?

Context-

I have been in the US for 6 years, and in the last few years, I kept questioning myself on why I’m here. I’m mid-30s single female, work was very toxic, family is in India, and I really had no life. Money was great, but it never felt good. I didn’t even have the time to enjoy money. And I think I have scarcity mindset, so spending money also took effort. I took the hard decision of leaving my job. My plan is to move closer to home, but not in India. I plan to land temporarily in India until I figure next steps.

Initially I was very excited and relieved after I made the decision, but the more I’ve gotten to spend time in the city, and explore, and truly live here, I realize I really enjoy the city life. And I’m wondering if I made the wrong decision?

I have had companies reach out with good opportunities, but I still can’t get myself to accept those. I’m very well educated, and have had a great career run (on paper)/ amazing resume. So technically I could get a job, but I don’t know if I want to work.

I’m very confused. And I would love to hear from fellow NRIs who are either in the same boat, or have navigated this In the past. Thanks!