International Women’s Day Special: International Women’s Day is celebrated across the world on 8 March every year to honor women’s rights, equality and their contribution. Its objective is to accept the role of women in the society and inspire them to move forward. If we talk about women in Indian culture and Hindu religion, then in Indian culture and Hindu religion woman is considered to be the form of goddess.
According to Hindu folk belief, mother is called Janani, wife is called half-wife, daughter-in-law is called Lakshmi and daughter is called Kanya. Woman is not just a word, but a living form of power, creation and sensitivity. It is said in the scriptures –
That is, where women are respected, there the gods reside.
Different powers awaken within every woman in different circumstances. Sometimes she stands up with courage, sometimes becomes the basis of prosperity, sometimes becomes fearless, sometimes becomes a light of knowledge and gives direction to the society, and sometimes becomes an embodiment of affection and shares love and affection. It is said that the divine form of three goddesses is present in every woman.
form of goddess durga Teaches us that women are not weak, but a source of immense strength. When a woman stands up against injustice, protects her family or faces difficult situations courageously, then the form of Durga is manifested in her.
Goddess Lakshmi wealth, good luck and prosperity Are symbols of. Women also play an important role in maintaining household order, economic balance and positive energy. When a woman increases the prosperity of the family through her hard work and intelligence, then she becomes the divine form of Lakshmi.
Goddess Saraswati is the presiding deity of knowledge, art and intelligence. Every woman has an amazing ability to learn and teach. When a woman imparts education and values to her children, then the divine form of Saraswati is seen in her.
