Sudesh DJVs Ideas and Views

A few Indian working abroad are working like this....YES THERE IS LOT OF MONEY but it doesnt come from tree... It comes after this kind of hard work. Below is a rare photograph where a Cow feeds a Pig. A sad photograph shows how an Elephant is lying after hit by a train.

Click on this link to be redirected to reach you to the blog page where complete information with respect to 'Vaastu Shastra' and 'Feng Shui' is uploaded. http://sudeshdjvindia.blogspot.in/2013/03/sudesh-djv-writes-on-contemporary.html Sudesh DJV writes on contemporary subjects in the form of Articles and poems which are in the interest of the Nation in particular and for Mankind in general.

A beautiful and peaceful home that is a dream for everyone. So read the below and implement it and see the difference for yourself. Home is where the heart is, they say, and to make it even more peaceful and to increase the happiness quotient in the family follow these simple Feng Shui tips.  The first thing you notice when you enter your residence is one of the strongest filters that your subconscious mind will receive. It is, therefore, important that what you usually first see is beautiful and enlightening. Put a nice painting, fountain, or something visually elevating at that place, so that you make that first eye contact a powerful and beautiful impression for yourself and enter your home with positive energy.  About "Roti Tava" related interesting facts which we must remember to avoid negative effects of Vaastu...  If you want to buy a new flat or house and don't wish to consult a Vaastu or Feng Shui consultant, take a newborn baby there. ...

Happy Ramnavmi  Lord Ram was born in 5114 BC "Ram was and is for real. He was born on January 10, 5114 BC," Mrs. Saroj Bala, IRS, Commissioner of Income Tax says, calmly, with the assurance of one who has tangible facts.  Taking on the contemporary historical interpretation of Ramayana as a religion-literary text, and Lord Ram as a semi-mythical figure is this unassuming person who zealously devotes her spare time to research in history when she's not playing the tax mandarin.  And she has chosen the unusual combination of astronomy, the Internet, and literary texts to provide us a startling picture of Shri Ram. This might change the way we look at history and religion. We might refuse to begin reading Indian history from that comma, or hyphen called 'Indus Valley.' We might have to stretch the beginnings by a few thousand years because, as Saroj Bala says - Ram was born on January 10, 5114 BC.  Excerpts of an interview with the lady who has the i...