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Chapter7 - Women in Hindu Society




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No bird can ever fly on only one of its wings. Women being the other-wing of the society it is but proper that their role be discussed here.

Ideals constitute the very heart and soul of a nation. Hence a real understanding of the Hindu nation and its womanhood would essentially depend on that of its ideals. An already stated, Hinduism considers Moksha or spiritual freedom as the summum bonum of life, whether for man or for woman. Consequently the disciplines described and the paths prescribed for the attainment of this Moksha are almost identical. 




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