BHARATHEEYA NARI YOUR POSITION !!!

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Ancient Nari's in Bharatham:-

Men gave respect to women, and authority was in the hands of women in ancient Bharatham. At  present the women are treated so badly, in the name of marriage with dowry, lot of money spent without any reason, which a civilized society should not follow, it was not our culture, in ancient Bharatham women had freedom to choose her partner (Swayamvaram ),.

Women is considered as Mahalaksmi in her new(husband's) home.

Present:-

Though women get education to certain extent, and employment give financial freedom somewhat, still she is not fully independent and safe.

Men and their mindset?:-

The sexual behaviour of men is so decayed, a majority are with animal instincts. Drugs, Liquor, Pan masala, non-veg food habits, low instincts, low values of life, poor parents guidance to boys in childhood, low quality of teaching staff at schools and colleges, feed these, to become adults.


Money push back values, culture and character. Today parents want their children to become doctors, engineers, etc, not a good citizen with culture and values, hence they grow into characterless generation, for them women is commodity, toy or a tool for pleasures.


Because of unworthy importance on money, people involve in all sorts of corruptions, which further drags them to flesh gratifications, there lonely women set as targets to these vulgar animals.


Burglary and financial crimes, rapes and atrocities on women are common in Bharatham. Rulers in the center as well as in states have no eyes and ears ( no sense organs ) to monitor these happenings around the country, Democracy is failed where there is no protection for women. The society is poisonous, which includes our so called leaders, politicians, rulers, administrators, bureaucracy...etc

A Kutukshetra war is the need of the hour to destroy the bad and protect the good, therefore all minds purified (against all unwanted elements of the minds) and lifted up to the Lord. So Welcome a new Avatar of Lord in some Good man to lead this country to the status of ancient Vedic and Upanisadic culture and values.

IS THIS POSSIBLE ?  


 

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