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Education
CHAPTER 2 OF 12
Chapter 2: how far your education goes, and what your speech earns you
Chapter 2 answers whether you finish the course you are on, how long you go on studying, and which stream to concentrate on. It also reads your speaking skills, your financial gains, material comforts, the people who help or hinder you, and the directions, colours, gems and numbers that suit you.
What this chapter covers
Chapter 2 begins with your educational level, meaning how far your studies actually run rather than how far you hope they will. The Maharishis record whether you are able to complete your educational path, and whether you complete a particular course once you have started it. They also record how long you go on studying, which is not always the same answer as the first two.
From there the chapter names the kind of course and the stream you can concentrate on in order to succeed. It also sets out the obstacles that may stop your educational career, and at times the Maharishis explain solutions for getting past them. Not every leaf carries a solution, and no reading invents one that is not written.
Speech runs through this chapter as strongly as study does. Your speaking skills are described, and so are the gains that come to you through them. The reverse appears too: obstacles caused by poor speaking skills, and problems that arise between you and the people you love because of the way you speak to them. It is an uncomfortable passage for some people and a useful one.
Around those two subjects sits a practical layer. The chapter covers your financial gains and material comforts, the people who are favourable to you and the people who are not, and the directions, colours, gems and numbers that are lucky for you along with the ones that are not. These are given as they are written, as points of reference rather than rules to run your day by.
Questions this chapter answers
Each of these comes straight from what the Maharishis set down in Chapter 2.
Will I finish this course?
Whether you are able to complete your educational path, and whether you complete the particular course you are on now.
How long do I go on studying?
The length of the educational run recorded for you, which can be longer or shorter than the course in front of you.
Which stream should I concentrate on?
The kind of course and the stream shown as the one to concentrate on in order to succeed.
What could stop my education?
The obstacles that may halt your educational career, and, where the leaf carries them, the solutions for getting past those obstacles.
Who around me helps, and who does not?
The people who are favourable to you and the people who are unfavourable.
What is lucky for me, and what is not?
Lucky and unlucky directions, colours, gems and numbers, given as written on the leaf.
How does my speech earn or cost me?
Gains that come to you through your speaking skills, and obstacles caused by poor ones.
Is my speech hurting people close to me?
Problems that arise between you and your loved ones because of improper speaking.
How Chapter 2 sits with the rest
Chapter 2 is the first of the detailed chapters. Chapter 1 has already given the general shape of your life, including your soft skills and your monetary gains in outline. Chapter 2 takes the study and speech part of that outline and goes into it properly, then hands the thread on to Chapter 3, younger siblings and courage.
Education and work are not the same subject on the leaf. What your course leads to as a job, whether that job is government or private, and when promotions arrive belong to Chapter 10, profession and career. If you have already finished studying and the trouble is at work, the page on being stuck in your career is the better starting point.
Remedies of a different kind, including the poojas and the mantra held on the leaf, sit in the seven special chapters rather than here. How your leaf is found in the first place is on how a Nadi reading works.
Nadi readings are a traditional practice. Nothing here is medical, legal or financial advice, and no outcome is guaranteed. Please continue to follow your doctor.
Questions people ask
Is Chapter 2 only useful while you are still studying? +
No. Half of this chapter is about speech, and speech does not stop when a course ends. It covers the gains that come through your speaking skills, the obstacles caused by poor ones, and the trouble that arises with people close to you because of the way you speak. Adults come for that part as often as students come for the study part.
Does the leaf name the exact course I should take? +
The Maharishis record the kind of course and the stream you can concentrate on in order to succeed. How closely that lands on a named degree varies from leaf to leaf, because we read what is written rather than fitting it to a college prospectus. What is said is passed on as it stands, without being sharpened to sound more precise.
Why are directions, colours, gems and numbers part of an education chapter? +
Because the Maharishis grouped them here. Chapter 2 records the lucky and unlucky directions, colours, gems and numbers for a person alongside the study and speech material, together with which people are favourable and which are not. They are read out as reference points, not as instructions you are obliged to follow.
Will the leaf give me a way past an obstacle in my studies? +
Sometimes. The chapter sets out the obstacles that may stop your educational career, and at times the Maharishis also explain solutions for coming out of them. It is not on every leaf. When there is nothing written, you will be told that there is nothing written rather than given something invented to fill the gap.
What does speech have to do with money? +
Chapter 2 places financial gains and material comforts beside speaking skills, and reads the gains that come to you through the way you speak. For people who sell, teach, argue cases or hold a room, the two subjects turn out to be one subject. The chapter reads them together for that reason.
Where to go next
Chapter 1: fortune and character
The chapter before this one. The age of upliftment, your qualities, abilities, limitations and comforts in outline.
Chapter 3: younger siblings
The chapter after this one. Your younger siblings, the relationship between you, and where your courage shows.
Questions before booking
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