sai devotees may help me

sudharsan

But on your point that no Indian living in the US would want to return to India, well, I personally know a few who have returned, and they are not all people who have made their money here, though some certainly are.

I am sure there are enough opportunities in India too for saving money/ improving one’s finances. Like in everything else, the grass is always greener on the other side.

Good luck with your visa process next time!

i also read a sillu article in business week based on some stupid research which says indians leaving usa ,those are ppl with infintie money in their accounts no idiiot would leave usa if he had a real chance

lets hope this yr i get my visa and can also write such articles after 3-4 yrs laughing at silliness of us

I think there’s a Google Devta who aids web searches. He sits somewhere between the Akshaic records and web page indexes. Is actually a mutation of Ganesha and sits on a spider instead of a mouse. One can offer salutations to it by ceremoniously chanting “OM GOOGLAYEH NAMAH” thrice before hitting the “I’m feeling lucky” button.
As Blog Pundits are already there, it?s fitting that they too be given a god. Their god I feel is aRSSwati. Again a mutation of Saraswati, she’s the goddess of self expression and venting, and has 100 heads for multiple feeds. She sits atop a pygmy who yields a spade and is forever digging it!

Saraswati has yet another mutated sister SRSwT, the goddess of sms and text messages. She resides in all abbreviations and its hoped to god that the receiver of the message understands what the abbreviated message was in the first place thanks to her blessings!

The third is Connection Baba, who is standing on one leg and has his hands joined in the connections mudra. His self effacing service for the connectivity of Humankind has made him a Baba, but once he leaves this world will soon be declared an avatar and will be prayed upon as such!
More to follow…

I guess all those phoreners when they come to visit the great shrine, I wonder what they will say

“May the blessings of Blog-Not perennially fall on our blogs,
May his grace adorn our traffics, and his mercy on our RSS subscribers”

@BPSK: Blognath is good. I guess one should choose the really long-winded blogs for the Thulabharam. Or print them on cardboard..

@A Cynic In Wonderland: Why a cold God? A pneumonia God, I can understand.

You will need different incantations depending on the “archana” – mantras will be like “Om H1B visa deheem”, “Saha kutumbanam Green card sheegra deheem” and so on..

@ujj: Ah, one more opportunity springs up

@gooddaysunshine: CA Anjenayar sounds good With so many visa-seeking readers, maybe you should tie-up with VFS – think of the customers you can bring them

@usha: VISAlakshi is brilliant I loved it..

@dipali: yes, aren’t we?

@ArSENik: On the other hand, Harvard MBA students think they are Gods themselves (went to rival Ivy so what else do you expect me to say )

Thanks for Blogyalakshmi’s blessings

@Candadai Tirumalai: I could not agree with you more. Let’s hope future generations never have to be in the position of agonizing over visas or green cards.

@sirensongs: Not HP Lovecraft – not so horrible, surely?
You visited Shirdi ? Then your Indianization is near complete

Bloganathan sounds good..a.k.a. Blog A. Nathan (the US version)

Blognath sounds like a creature out of HP Lovecraft.

When I had a visa problem a few years ago, I was in Maharashtra so I went to Shirdi. (true story)