How Women Breathe Life into Our Society and Culture
About this ebook
One way or another, these are things we hear almost every day. We are subjected to a vast set of rules simply because the world thinks that the 'fairer sex is born weaker.' But even adhering to these rules doesn't always help us.
We decided to list down the most common problems an Indian girl faces in her life.
1. Shielding Ourselves From Stares
'It's natural for men to stare.' So we need to cover up to help men to not stare at us.
2. The Risk Of Being Groped
An extra layer might lower chances of getting stared at, but being groped doesn't stop even at burkhas.
3. The Consequences of 'Coming-Of-Age'
Once she turns 21, getting a girl married becomes her family's top priority.
Parents, relatives and even their friends eagerly undertake a mission to find us the perfect match.
During this search, we are 'advertised' on the basis of our physical attributes like our complexion and features and not our educational qualifications.
As if being judged by our bodies wasn't enough, we even need to make a payment in the form of dowry to get men to marry US.
About the author
Gokila Sasikrishna is a wife of sasi Krishnasamy and woman who embodies the spirit of empowerment. She is one of the managing trustees of Ayngaran Foundation, a spiritual nonprofit organization that aims to promote harmony and well-being in the society through Vedic principles and meditation. She is also the wife of Sasi Krishnasamy, the founder of Ayngaran Foundation and a spiritual guru.Gokila was born on November 14, 1984 to Velusamy and Jayalakshmi, a humble Tamil family hailing from Coimbatore, India. She did her schooling in Govt Higher Secondary School in the same town. Later, she got married to Sasi Krishnasamy on September 14, 2009. The couple has two children named Sowmiya Sasikrishna and Gowtham Sasikrishna.
She always had the zeal to give back to the society and wanted to make a difference. Through Ayngaran Foundation, she is striving to bring harmony to the society through spiritualistic principles. Ayngaran Foundation, located in the divine and serene town of Palani, Tamil Nadu, is dedicated to the establishment of a new and better way of life for everyone in the world based on the fulfillment of the divine plan for humanity. The foundation has established a meditation centre named Veda Bodhivanam, where people can learn and practice the ancient wisdom of the Vedas. The foundation also encourages volunteers and donations who may contribute to the development of society.
Gokila is a key person in managing the day-to-day activities of the foundation. She oversees the administration, finance, communication, and outreach of the organization. She also participates in the meditation sessions and workshops conducted by her husband. She is an inspiration to many women who aspire to balance their personal and professional lives with grace and dignity.
Gokila Sasikrishna is a woman who has made her mark in the field of spirituality and social service. She is a woman who has empowered herself and others through her dedication, compassion, and wisdom. She is a woman who deserves recognition and appreciation for her noble work
