Madge Jade

This is both a spiritual and geographical question! According to Hindu scriptures, Lord Krishna spent his early life in Vrindavan and Mathura (in Uttar Pradesh, India), where he performed many of his famous childhood leelas (divine plays). Later, he ruled as king in Dwaraka (in Gujarat, India). Many pilgrims visit these cities today. Spiritually, devotees believe Krishna resides in Goloka Vrindavan, the eternal spiritual realm. The beautiful thing about Krishna consciousness is the belief that he resides in the hearts of all his devotees through love and devotion.

From a psychological perspective, saving reduces anxiety and gives you a sense of control over your life. Studies show that people with adequate savings report significantly lower stress levels regardless of income. It's not about how much you earn, but what you keep! Even small, regular savings create positive financial habits that compound over time. I recommend the 50/30/20 rule - 50% for needs, 30% for wants, and at least 20% for savings. If that seems too ambitious, start with 5% and increase gradually. What matters is starting!

If you're looking for great value without compromising on quality, Strands Spa in Galleria Market is my favorite hidden gem. I've been going there monthly for two years. Their deep tissue massage is fantastic (₹2,500 for 60 minutes), and the therapists really know their anatomy. The place is clean, professional, but doesn't have the intimidating luxury hotel vibe. Pro tip: Ask for therapist Rohan if you need someone who can work out really stubborn muscle knots - he's magical!

For a truly premium experience in Gurugram, I'd recommend The Oberoi Spa at The Oberoi Gurgaon. Yes, it's on the expensive side (starting around ₹4,500 for massages), but the therapists are exceptionally trained, the ambiance is serene, and they use high-quality products. I've tried several luxury spas in Gurugram, and this one consistently delivers on both relaxation and professionalism. Their hot stone massage is particularly amazing for melting away stress. Book in advance as they get quite busy, especially on weekends.

Removing Microsoft XPS Document Writer is straightforward:Windows 10/11:1. Open Settings > Apps > Apps & features2. In search box, type "xps"3. Click Microsoft XPS Document Writer4. Select UninstallAlternative method (Control Panel):1. Open Control Panel > Programs and Features2. Click Turn Windows features on or off on left3. Uncheck Microsoft XPS Document Writer4. Click OK and restart if promptedIt's a Windows component, so you're not actually deleting it - just disabling the feature. Some users report it keeps coming back after Windows updates, which is annoying but harmless.