Thursday, September 09, 2004

LIBERATION OR SEXPLOITATION
Today in some societies, particularly in the West a woman can walk semi-naked in public, swim topless, patronize bars and clubs, smoke, drink, dance in discos and have sex with anybody she feels like.
She can even serve her boyfriend, like an unpaid prostitute, and be free to murder her unborn baby if she falls pregnant. She can also compete in the business world by using her body to promote commercial commodities.
At the end of the day she will be regarded as a truly 'liberated' woman!
In some religions, however, Liberation of women is far more serious, noble and dignified than just the burning of bras as is done in the so-called permissive societies where the fair sex is regarded as no more than a sex object. Today the West is very quick to condemn these religions, which protect purity of purpose and the intermingling of the sexes at all levels of society.
Look at the glossy cover of any magazine or advertisements on TV and newspaper, you will find that most of these advertisements have scantily dressed women in alluring poses to attract the attention of men. This proves that the Western society considers woman only as a sex symbol.
The liberation of women in Indian culture is far superior to Western liberation as it allows women to live with respect, dignity and equality in society.
Equality does not mean aping and behaving like men or dancing to their carnal tunes; that would be an act of inferiority in the face of one's own femininity.
A truly liberated woman always dresses decently and modestly. A true woman will never degrade her body and sell her dignity to the highest bidder. No woman is truly liberated if she is still the slave of her wayward conscience, bodily lust or infidelity.
However, in Indian culture, women, whatever their role as mothers, wives, sisters or daughters, command respect and have a constructive role to play in society. The dignity itself gives an aura of freedom to the womankind, facilitating their movement and protecting them from provocation and wanton greed of the human wolves. Removal of the dignity makes you vulnerable to the lust of men.

2 comments:

Abhinav Nigam said...

its too hard to comment on this one.
but one thing holds true - "If you can't change Enjoyyyyyy" ;-)

sunaina bhakhri said...

hey rohit,
a quick introduction im sunaina working with breakthrough, delhi. we'r an ngo working agaianst domestic violence.
after reading your blogs i hav sensed your concern for issues faced by women
Our ngo's latest media campaign is the bell bajao campaign and its online avatar is www.bellbajao.org
please check the website out and give us any feedback you like also if you're interested in blogging for us let me know.
if you're a regular we'd like to ass you to our blog roll
please get back to me at sunaina.bhakhri@gmail.com
looking forward to hear from you
Sunaina Bhakhri

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