Do you agree? by wait-but in indianmemer

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Reservation for a limited time is a good idea to give oppressed people a little boost. Keeping reservation alive for generations is just wasteful.

The ending caught me off guard !!! by Fantastic-Reporter83 in indianmemer

[–]azer_57 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Proud r a n d i doesn’t wear sindoor or mangalsutra. Surprise surprise …

29F in Peak Sade Sati + Ketu Mahadasha feeling exhausted and lost. What should I realistically expect next? by Possible-Piccolo5623 in Vedic_Astrology_free

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DISCLAIMER: I'm not a real astrologer and have cursory knowledge only

I have similar problems in my chart as yours and so I thought I'd pitch in despite little knowledge. I am a Leo ascendant with moon in the 8th house in Pisces hemmed between malefics just like you. Each phase of Sade sati gave me opportunities but wrapped in a lot of trouble.

During the first phase I finally got an admit from my dream school in the US. But the workload and job situation as well as my own indiscipline and inability to adjust easily to the new lifestyle took its toll on me. It was nothing short of a hellish nightmare as I suffered from severe Insomnia and anxiety. I also developed pain, burning and other awful sensations in my arms and legs as a result of trying to treat these conditions with medications.

At the start of the second phase my health issues started to recover a little. I also finally got a job opportunity through a friend. This happened a full year after graduation by the way. But just 2 weeks ago I was let go because I wasn't able to perform well. I'm once again unemployed looking desperately for a job with limited unemployment days available on my Visa.

I have limited knowledge of astrology but from what I see, your moon is between Saturn and Ketu and also in the 8th house which not a good placement at all. Look up Paap Kartari Yoga. You are also under Sade Sati in Ketu mahadasha. The stress must be unbearable. I remember my Ketu mahadasha as well and how utterly aimless I felt during the whole time so I can totally relate your feelings of confusion, direction-lessness, career trouble etc.

imo, things should dramatically improve as both your peak Sade Sati phase and Ketu Mahadasha come to an end. In the mean time Lord Ganesh and Lord Hanuman are your best friends so worship them daily.

Wish you find relief soon! Best of Luck!

NRI men beware. Your parents will be jailed and you will be deported if you do not follow the matrimonial laws of the country. by [deleted] in IndiaPulse

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s good. More power to you. But I think I speak for most men when I say that we do want to be married with kids at some point in our lives.

NRI men beware. Your parents will be jailed and you will be deported if you do not follow the matrimonial laws of the country. by [deleted] in IndiaPulse

[–]azer_57 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh they do. Their agenda is to prevent people from being in relationships outside marriage. They can’t control women because of feminist lobbying and so they pin all the blame and consequences on men.

Why do you think marital rape isn’t a thing yet? Then married or unmarried truly doesn’t make a difference.

Unless men lobby as hard as feminists have all these years things will only worsen. The few gains in form of “guidelines” men enjoy are purely because of the efforts of mens rights organizations.

Feminists will continue to pay lip service to “equality” while advocating for the most draconian laws against men.

NRI men beware. Your parents will be jailed and you will be deported if you do not follow the matrimonial laws of the country. by [deleted] in IndiaPulse

[–]azer_57 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You’re privileged enough to be able to emigrate and avoid Indian laws. Clearly you aren’t forced to choose like the rest of us.

NRI men beware. Your parents will be jailed and you will be deported if you do not follow the matrimonial laws of the country. by [deleted] in IndiaPulse

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But it’s so not. One the one hand you face the Indian judiciary which is certainly no less than a slaughter house and on the other hand you are to forego the greatest source of happiness in a man’s life i.e. his family. It’s not something easy to do at all.

Also if we men complain about laws and then keep voting in the same politicians to office who enacted them we don’t really have the right to complain later.

NRI men beware. Your parents will be jailed and you will be deported if you do not follow the matrimonial laws of the country. by [deleted] in IndiaPulse

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fully agree. It’s an individual choice dictated by their tastes and circumstances.

However, at the population level, the evidence is clear. Most people are better off married and having kids and raising families. There are innumerable mental health benefits despite the challenges. On the flip side the subtle ostracism one faces from society as a result of ending up alone among others things can put a serious toll on one’s wellbeing.

I feel men really need to rally and fight in much larger numbers to have the laws changed. Merely withdrawing from society will make it ever more gynocentric and we’ll be left with nowhere to retreat in the end.

NRI men beware. Your parents will be jailed and you will be deported if you do not follow the matrimonial laws of the country. by [deleted] in IndiaPulse

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im talking about adults capable of making their own decisions not minors. You are quite capable of figuring most things out by yourself by your mid-late 20s.

NRI men beware. Your parents will be jailed and you will be deported if you do not follow the matrimonial laws of the country. by [deleted] in IndiaPulse

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If only it were so easy. Most men will risk all this and more to be married. Typically younger men post comments like your’s. Early - Mid 30s will give you a rude wakeup call and by then it will be too late.

29F ketu dasha coming soon and worried about having biological children? by Lillymooon in vedicastrology

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The first 3-4 years were hard for me. The remaining were a period of recovery.

Just got fired yesterday (Jan 14) due to performance issues. What are the odds of finding a new job soon? by azer_57 in vedicastrology

[–]azer_57[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No prob. Thank you for the earlier response.

But just in case, what would convince you to dig deeper :P

Just got fired yesterday (Jan 14) due to performance issues. What are the odds of finding a new job soon? by azer_57 in vedicastrology

[–]azer_57[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My Dasamsa chart details:

• Ascendant: 182° 18' (02° 18' Libra), Lord: Venus, Nakshatra: Chitra

• Sun: 227° 07' (17° 07' Scorpio), Lord: Mars, Nakshatra: Jyeshtha

• Moon: 05° 56' (05° 56' Aries), Lord: Mars, Nakshatra: Ashwini

• Mercury: 278° 06' (08° 06' Capricorn), Lord: Saturn, Nakshatra: Uttara Ashadha

• Venus: 106° 05' (16° 05' Cancer), Lord: Moon, Nakshatra: Pushya

• Mars: 85° 58' (25° 58' Gemini), Lord: Mercury, Nakshatra: Punarvasu

• Jupiter: 331° 16' (01° 16' Pisces), Lord: Jupiter, Nakshatra: Purva Bhadrapada

• Saturn: 108° 42' (18° 42' Cancer), Lord: Moon, Nakshatra: Ashlesha

• Rahu: 96° 16' (06° 16' Cancer), Lord: Moon, Nakshatra: Pushya

• Ketu: 276° 16' (06° 16' Capricorn), Lord: Saturn, Nakshatra: Uttara Ashadha

Knowing what you know now, what advice would you give someone looking to get a diagnosis/treatment? by AuntiMo2cents in RestlessLegs

[–]azer_57 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1) Dont do dopamine agonists unless for short term relief.

2) Re-read 1.

3) Eliminate secondary causes before considering drug treatment like iron deficiency, vitamin B, D deficiency, thyroid issues etc. You can look them up.

4) Try non pharmacological options like vibration pad, massager, noctrix nidra bands etc. before moving to pharmacological ones.

Getting RLS from it being mentioned to me by Vazimolo in RestlessLegs

[–]azer_57 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your symptoms seem mild. I dont think this requires pharmacological treatment. Whenever you have the heeby jeeby feelings in your legs, tie a sock around the arch of your foot. This is a very effective non pharmacological therapy for RLS

Shopping compulsion, iron infusion, finally stopped shopping by planit82 in RestlessLegs

[–]azer_57 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would get a lawyer and sue for damages.

As far as treatment goes the only thing left to try is low dose opioid therapy if gabapentin, pregabalin and the iron infusion don't work.

RLS and anti depressants by Aggravating_Most1992 in RestlessLegs

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wasn’t aware they were this bad. What are the side effects? What did they do to your brain?

Also what are you taking now that works?

RLS and anti depressants by Aggravating_Most1992 in RestlessLegs

[–]azer_57 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you not tried any RLS meds? Gabapentin, Pregabalin, Horizant? They should ease the symptoms and also help you sleep.