Abhishek Sharma
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Ananda Karunesh:
Is your book feministic as well? I felt it concerns with the women issues a little more than the usual affair of spirituality. Please answer.
Ananda Karunesh
The book is very much about the empowered feminine - empowered with soul feelings such as love, joy, compassion, freedom, peace, gratitude, forgiveness, wisdom, strength and others. It’s feminist in the sense of loving the feminine and also honoring the masculine in both women and men. It’s not feminist in the sense of loving the feminine in women and dishonoring the masculine in men. True strength comes from inside which is more powerful than outer strength. The book reveals the stories of Sita, Radha, Draupadi, and Yasodhara from Lakshmi ji’s own voice. Similarly stories of Gayatri, Yeshe, and other incarnations of Saraswati ji in her own voice. What is revealed is very uplifting and different from some of the patriarchal stories in the scriptures which were written mostly by their male authors.
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Jul 29, 2018 05:07AM · flag