#vatslya

Moving to abroad for study can be a bit expensive for students but if proper measures are taken then one can surely overcome this problem. While they can earn money while studying abroad but some methods applicants should know to bear their expenses without any difficulty. Here are some tips to save money while studying abroad:

1) Scholarships:

Tips Tuition fee for courses which students choose consumes major chunk of money from their finances. However, obtaining a scholarship to study abroad limits the fee to such extent that the cost of education become less. Most of the Colleges and Universities across the world provide scholarships to international students so it’s better to apply for one to save some bucks.

2) House sharing:

Living costs are the one which you have to pay on regular basis and is necessary. Students can save their money by sharing the room with others. As a result, more money is saved as cost of living decrease due to distribution of rent. Moreover, you can split costs of your daily bread and butter. It’s better to cook food at home instead of going out to restaurants which are bit costly.

3) Part time jobs:

Most of the countries allow international students to work for limited amount of time per week. Students can earn money while studying abroad and can manage some of their daily expenses. Getting a part time job can seriously help you to increase your budget and manage your expenditure.

4) Transportation:

It’s better to use public transport during study abroad as it is cheap and reliable. In every country, transport is one of the major resource which connects cities. Try to travel in a public bus instead of booking a private taxi or cab as it saves ample amount of your money.

5) Open a bank account:

In order to realize God, one must assume one of these attitude : santa, dasya, sakhya, vatsalya, or madhur.

Santa, the serene attitude. The rishi in the olden time had this attitude toward God. They did not desire any worldly enjoyment. It is like the single minded devotion of wife to her husband. She knows that her husband is the embodiment of beauty and love, a veritable madan.

Dasya, the attitude of the servant toward the master. Hanuman had this attitude toward Rama. He felt the strength of a lion when he worked for Rama. A wife feel this mood also. She served her husband with all her heart and soul. A mother also has a little of this attitude, as Yashoda had for Krishna.

Sakhya, the attitude of friendship. Friends say to one another. 'Come here and sit near me'. Sridama and other friends sometime fed Krishna with fruits, part of which they had already eaten, and sometime climbed on his shoulders.

Vatsalya, the attitude of a mother toward her child. This is Yasoda's attitude toward Krishna. The wife,  too, has a little of this. She feeds her husband with her very life-blood, as it were. The mother feels happy only when child has eaten to his heart's content. Yasoda will roam around with butter in her hand, in order to feed Krishna.