If you really want to improve and transform yourself, the first step is to become aware of the weaknesses which may be holding you back and preventing your evolution: your defensive attitudes, your fear of being dispossessed, your ambivalence, your radicalism, and your over-reliance on your instincts.

Anupam Tripathi may find himself feeling frustration and insecurity in his relations with other people, or in matters related to communication, until he finds the right direction for himself. He is fairly skeptical and sometimes overly rational, so he does not always trust in the power of his own imagination and emotions, and he is even more wary of other people’s imagination and emotions. His approach is sometimes hindered by pessimism, and people may find him cynical. He would do well to learn to be more generous with himself in his intimate and social relationships instead of immediately snuffing out other people’s spontaneous expressions of hope and goodwill.

Anupam Tripathi has developed a fairly radical philosophy which challenges traditional systems of knowledge. In fact, many people shun him as an eccentric trying to spread subversive ideas. He is fairly nervous and impatient and finds it difficult to concentrate on one subject for very long. As a result, he does not always take the time to express his ideas in a practical or tangible way. He is fascinated by novelty and is likely to find the field of communications most rewarding for the total freedom it gives to his need for expression and his innovative, revolutionary spirit. Gradually, as he learns to control his intellectual and nervous energies, he will be able to express his innovative ideas about traditional structures and lifestyles in a more effective way. His ability to channel his energies and lead groups of followers into unexplored ideological territory will improve.