Sumit Chaudhary

HR transformation, Vedic Astrology, F&O Trading, Equity research

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Best Remedy for All Your Obstacles

The Vishnu Sahasranamam is the ultimate remedy for all your obstacles, if you can practice it properly.

But why?

Because you are trying to establish a connection with the Supreme Energy, Narayana, the Creator.

In my experience, every remedy in astrology works through a particular principle.

A remedy is not magic. It is a process that gradually aligns your mind, actions, and consciousness with a higher order.

The Vishnu Sahasranamam is one of the highest forms of this process because it is directed towards the source itself.

When your connection with the source becomes stronger, your decision making becomes clearer, your emotions become more stable, and your ability to handle karmic challenges improves.

This does not mean your karma disappears overnight, but it gives you the strength, wisdom, and right opportunities to face it.

That is why the Vishnu Sahasranamam considered one of the most powerful universal remedies.

It is not limited to one planet or one house in the horoscope. It works on the individual first, and when the individual changes, the way karma unfolds also begins to change.

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#YinYang Happiness and Sadness, Growth and Challenges, Pain and Transformation, Peace and worry they all come in pairs. No one controls, flow is designed. The mind will wander, keep trying, Practice detachment again with a different view with this video
https://t.co/ZbC48ayvgA

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Stages and possible cues

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For future reference. Reels can be great learning tool too

Best one, accept but don't settle

https://t.co/ZaAyoQIBVo

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@plot_twistttt 30/39 North East (excluding Sikkim) and some cities of Rajasthan missing

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@Yashraajsharrma Paying for past, will get benefits in next life then why so much fuss about present which we experience. Dev acting as judges are beyond life time cycle but human awareness is limited to each life. Such is the design, illusion of linear time when it's actually cyclical for soul

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Great insights when you are trying to rewire your brain by breaking a pattern or building new habits

[Clint Jarvis @clinjar]

5. You must build capacity for discomfort

A life without challenge creates the need for addiction.

Our nervous system is built to overcome obstacles.

Soave argues that when we don't give it healthy struggles (exercise, learning, building), it creates unhealthy ones.

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@umedpratapsingh If you can channelise anger with control it's a great force. Even good emotions beyond a limit are dangerous, they make you fall for illusion in the name of positivity taking your eyes off the reality. Controlled anger is a skill in many areas like armed forces, sports, business

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@Astro_Panditji_ Rahu in 11House Gemini

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

10 Concepts That Explain The Modern World:

- Parkinson’s Law
- Chesterton’s Fence
- Law of Diminishing Returns
- Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule)
- Butterfly Effect
- Tacitus Razor
- Lindy Effect
- Murphy’s Law
- Dunning-Kruger Effect
- Occam’s Razor

What would you add to this?

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@PankajjKashyapp @sunilkumar02 Thanks, very useful information in single post.

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My post on Culture and Strategy, common pitfalls for organization wide transformations. #HRTransformation #Culture #Strategy #ChangeManagement #HRStrategy

https://t.co/s4GcIY1zRI

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A leader’s handbook for managing culture https://t.co/1hBtopnkKb @stratandbiz Interesting take on latest book by James Heskett who is well known for his research on #Culture #Transformation. It need not be long provided basic steps are taken in resonable time like 12 months #HR

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@ashumadan4 India always tries to win the Fair Play Award which doesn't exist with Pakistan as neighbour

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@JiVasisht What about Mars with Shani

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@SkyNews @SkyYaldaHakim Great interview, thanks

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For understanding you need to commit and give sufficient time on that activity. Remove the time gun from your head

[Paul William Harmon @TheHarmonX]

6/ The key to productivity isn't discipline—it's understanding.

"Inspiration is perishable. Act on it immediately."

When you understand something deeply, you don't need willpower to act on it.

This requires letting go of society's expectations and following your own curiosity:

[Michael Jeffcoat @MichaelJeffcoat]

His approach was systematic and disciplined in three key ways:

First, he separated what he could control from what he couldn't.

Second, he transformed obstacles into opportunities.

Third, he maintained emotional discipline when others crumbled.

The same framework saved Amazon centuries later:

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And you are free to choose these. Only problem is that your thoughts change as you mature in life and you need great clarity early in life to make the right decisions like picking the right life partner, choosing the right career and to pursue foreign settlement or not for life.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

“Three decisions determine 90% of your life outcomes: who you're with, what you do, and where you live.” - @naval

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That's it, but do you know your authentic self? Listen to your inner voice when facing conflict

[Paul William Harmon @TheHarmonX]

9/ The greatest freedom comes from being authentically yourself.

"You escape competition through authenticity."

Find what feels like play to you but looks like work to others.

When you express your unique combination of skills and interests, you have no competition.