When we meet strangers we often ask, almost immediately, what they do for a living. When life is meaningful, because we feel that we have an important role to play in it, then our resistance to disease is strong. When we are bored and listless, then our immunity goes down. Men and women who have the types of careers they can continue on a full or part-time basis, even in old age, are fortunate indeed. So we should not be surprised when we find that career satisfaction is a leading predictor of longevity.

Someone who continues to work in a job which they intensely dislike does not understand how harmful this can be to their health and should seek career counseling. The Ancient Ayurveda / Multi-Dimensional Living is capable of helping people know with precision their career path and it’s various strengths and weaknesses.

Another field of living comes into play when we speak about career, and that is the Field Of Dharma. When you ask yourself the question “How can I best serve society?”, You are asking a dharmic question. The Field Of Dharma is that which relates to moral, ethical and evolutionary behavior. We can best serve society by knowing our dharma and performing it each day in a selfless manner.
The present dharma structure in India is a perverted one, based as it is on birth and heredity rather than natural inclination. This degenerate caste system is living proof that the science of the stars was effectively lost thousands of years ago.

Dharma is the most important factor in determining marriage compatibility, but astrologers no longer know how to judge dharma (or any other important criteria) in any of the eight fields of living. Thus, their so-called compatibility studies are not very useful and very misleading.

The ancient sages understood why you should only marry within your own dharma. Individuals who have different dharmas expend their energies in different directions; when functioning together, their wholeness is less than the sum of the parts. Those having the same dharma create a wholeness greater than the sum of it’s parts.

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