Jeevangyan -Life Lessons for Better Life

                                              Mangal Dosh And Remedies Mangal dosh, also known as "Kuja dosha" or "Chovva dosham," is a condition in which the planet Mars is positioned in certain houses in one's birth chart. It is believed to cause problems in one's marriage and married life. However, astrology is a complex field and it's always best to consult with a professional astrologer for personalized advice. There are some general remedies that are believed to help alleviate the effects of Mangal dosh. Some of the common ones include: Worshipping Lord Hanuman: He is considered to be an embodiment of strength and power, and his blessings are believed to help overcome the negative effects of Mangal dosh. Donating red items: Mars is associated with the color red, so donating red items such as clothes, lentils, or apples is believed to appease the planet and reduce the effects of Mangal dosh. Reciting the Mangal Stotra: This is a hymn in praise of Lo

 Moonga( Coral) Wearing Process Pure Coral, to be kept for at least 9 hours in saffron and vermilion dissolved  Ganga Jal . Burn 5 incense sticks to Name of Mangal Deva and pray that you are going to wear the representative gemstone Red Coral to have Blessings from Mangal Deva. Then take out the ring from the pure water and round it up the incense sticks 11 times while speaking the mantra .  ॥ ॐ क्रां क्रों क्रौं स: भौमाय नम: ॥ ॥ Om Kraam Kreem Kroum Sah Bhomaye Namah॥ Thereafter on Tuesday between 8 am to 10am after worshipping Lord Hanuman, it has to be held on the ring finger of right hand. You can  wear Red Coral Gemstone of 5 to 9 carats Red Coral. Make in gold or copper ring and wear it in the morning of any Tuesday during Shukla Paksha, wear it in the ring finger only. Red Coral will give effects within 9 days after wearing and till 3 years it will give full effects, after that it becomes less active, you must change your gemstone after that. For good results you

  The Choice ===========   EVERY moment in life, we are faced with a choice. Which should command our preference--the demands of our job or the duties to our family? If there is a board meeting today at the same hours that our son graduates from school, where should we go -- to the boardroom or to the graduation ceremony? If we have to make a very important presentation tomorrow, so as to advance our career, but our wife says she has to see the doctor on a suspicion of cancer, which appointment should we keep? These are the daily battles of conscience we have to wage, trying to keep a balance between our responsibility to earn a living and our opportunity to live a life. And our choices invariably reveal who we really are. Our preferences indicate our true character. Our priorities are the best indicators of our real identity. What profits success? I know that many of you out there would go for career on the pretension that after all, you are doing all these for the family. Many of you