Joi has philosophical qualities and often moves around with a mysterious demeanor trying to analyze things around. Therefore, Joi can often be seen making an effort to hide the inner fear and weakness. But when Joi comes across the fact, finds it hard to accept it. Name Joi reflects the desire and urge for seeking truth in everything around. May Lord Rama and Bharat Ji bless you in settling down in your career.According to the numerology value 7, Joi is Analytical, understanding, knowledgeable, studious, independent, fearless, investigative, proof oriented and practical. Lets recite this wonderful Quadruplet (Chaupai) that removes all the hurdles of your life. He is the most pious character of Ramayana.Ĭonsistently chanting this mantra removes all the obstacles of life and opens the door of fortune. Till date, Bharat Ji is considered a symbol of dharma, love, devotion, sacrifice and divine virtue. In real sense, the fourteen year reign of Bharat’s rule laid the foundation of Ram Rajya. Some of the texts even refers that during his reign, there was no poverty, no hunger and no one even died. During his rule, Ayodhya became more prosperous and the happiness was abundantly more clear than ever before. Bharat Ji’s ruling period played a very important role for the forthcoming future of Ayodhya.
Question arises: How come Bharat Ji Nourishes whole world?Īfter returning from Chitrakut, Bharat Ji placed the Charan Paduka of Ram Ji on the royal throne and governed the kingdom for next fourteen years as a representative of King Rama. The chaupai means, “The one who will nourish the whole world will be named as Bharata”. This chaupai is from Balkand, when Rishi Vasistha names four brothers and this chaupai details the naming of 2 nd brother Shri Bharat Ji. This is time tested mantra with 100% result. Continuous chanting of this mantra does wonders. This pious Chaupai from RamCharitManas is a very powerful mantra to succeed in your job search. Here comes a time when you need to be mentally strong to take up the challenge and believe in yourself and trust the supreme almighty. On many occasions, even to sustain the current job becomes too difficult. We should not stop practicing and should always works towards continuously updating our knowledge and skills.īut at times, despite the best of talents and unlimited potential, desired job seems out of reach. That evening boss came to him and asked, “When was the last time, you sharpen your axe.” The woodcutter was upset as despite the more efforts, his output was degrading. Day after day, he was cutting down less and less trees. Next day his performance went down further and he could manage to cut down only 12 trees. Motivated by his words, next day, woodcutter tried even harder but he could only cut down 17 trees. His boss was extremely impressed and said, ” Good Job, keep it up”. On day 1, he worked hard and cut down 20 trees. There was a very strong woodcutter, Once he got a job with a timber merchant. The Fowler replied, “You should not stop practicing during bad times”. Seeing this, Raja asked, “Why are you sharpening arrows as there are no birds alive as of now”. During one such activity, while distributing foods, he reached out to a house of a Fowler. Raja Janak was doing his best efforts to help his common men. It was such severe tragedy that was killing birds, animals and people. Once, during the reign of Raja Janak (Sheerdhawaj), there was a sever famine for long twelve years. You should be ready to get your hands dirty and keep updating your knowledge base and hone your skills. Well, to get a desired job or to succeed in a job or business, nothing can replace the hard work that you need to put in. Consciously or sub-consciously, during our school education, technical training, on the job experiences or other off line experience, we all strive, to settle down in life by getting a befitting job or to succeed in business.
We spend a major part of our life in learning the required skills to get a decent job. Rozgaar (Rojgar – Job) is one of the most important pillar of our life.
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