Question: <\/b> I am from Chennai; I completed my B.E. from Whitefield (mvjce), Bangalore and now I’am in Melbourne for higher studies. Actually I don’t know how to express my feelings as I have lot of problems and I am the only child of my parents. They spent more money for my studies as I am from middle class; now I have lot of problems in my studies; I am unable to concentrate on my studies as the cost of leaving is too much here and I wish not to ask my parents as I know the present condition of our family. And if I thought of this – I went to part-time job because of this, I am unable to concentrate and here everything goes wrong and any new problem arises when problem get resolved. I think I am idle now and I wish to become monk sometimes but because of my parents I am feared. I don’t know when my problems will be over. Can you please pray for me? I need your personal advice from you. Please send your advice to: *******@********.***.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Answer: <\/b> Your problem is nothing new. All the students residing abroad specially coming from middle class families have to face it. If you don’t want to strain your parents, you have to look in for a part time job. Studying and working is no doubt very difficult, but most of the students do it. So, if you want to cut out all other activities and struggle hard, you will be able to achieve what you want. I don’t know what higher studies you are doing. Only it will take more no. of years to get your degree or diploma. But it is very common.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Question: I am from Chennai; I completed my B.E. from Whitefield (mvjce), Bangalore and now I’am in Melbourne for higher studies. Actually I don’t know how to express my feelings as I have lot of problems and I am the only child of my parents. They spent more money for my studies as I am … Continue reading I am facing a lot of problems, shall I become a monk?<\/span>