Do women truly realize the power of womanhood? பெண்கள் தங்களின் பெண்மையின் ஆழ்ந்த சக்தியை உணர்கிறார்களா?

In this divine discourse during the occassion of International Women's Day, Gurumahan highlights the power of womanhood, the strength that nurtures and shapes family, society, and the nation. Women’s Day may be celebrated for many years, but the true question is whether women have truly understood themselves and the strength of womanhood. Is womanhood protected? Even a knowledgeable woman can be pulled down by confusion, emotional disturbances, and doubt if awareness is lacking. A woman is like water, she receives what is given and reflects it back. From childhood, if girls are nurtured with good values and a healthy environment, they will grow into individuals who help build a better society. A woman is also like fertile soil. Whatever seed is planted in it will grow and multiply. In the same way, women can spread both good and bad influences in society. When women are guided with the right values, they can create powerful and positive change. For seeds to grow well, soil must be soft and well prepared. Similarly, when a woman’s mind and body are calm and free from pressure, her thoughts grow higher and more refined. Women play a vital role in shaping children’s character and values. Good thoughts during pregnancy, and a mother’s words and actions after birth, gradually become habits that shape a child’s life. Teaching girls good habits in thought, speech, and action from a young age helps these values stay deeply rooted in them. Women possess strong imagination and the ability to expand ideas and efforts. This creative power grows when they live in peace and emotional balance. The suffering of women weakens families, societies, and even nations. Therefore, the well-being and protection of women is essential. In family life, women play a central role in nurturing relationships and managing the household. Traditionally, men were responsible for earning wealth while women safeguarded and managed the family. People call the man “Dharmapathi” and the woman “Dharmapathini.” A noble woman can guide her family toward righteousness, inspire her husband toward higher values, and shape the next generation. Through their influence, women contribute greatly to raising scholars, leaders, and spiritually awakened individuals. Thus, women carry a profound responsibility in shaping both the family and society. Send us Fan Mail Let Wisdom Flourish! Let Peace Prevail! Let us protect Mother earth! Let us protect the Universe! Santhosam https://universalpeacefoundation.org