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Do we really need Feminism ?

 Bharat land existence was and Sanatan Dharma is only about Dharma and there has been no – ism like concepts e.g. Feminism. Though there have been feminine and masculine energies like Shakti and Shiv but no –ism concepts. Feminism is a western borrowed concept. There have been 4 waves of Feminism in Western world because their understanding and treatment of females were different to Sanatan Dharma culture. Under the garb of Feminism, right to abortion was also sought  for . Is that fair ? When few determined people decided to do more penance for their Spiritual growth, Jainism was born in Bharat varsh. Core of Jainism is to impart least possible harm to other living beings, which is so very Dharmic. When some fearless people decided to save some innocent Hindu people from massacre during infamous Indian partition, a new Dharmic religion took birth – Sikhism. When a king’s son decided to seek truth, he found it by meditating etc, a new Dharmic religion was then born agai...
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Home Made Traditional Vegetable Indian Pickle

Veggie :- Carrot, Radish, Beetroot, Cabbage etc only one at a time. Add ins:- Ginger, lemon slices , green chillies, black-rock  salt to taste, seeds ( ajwain and kalaunji ). Preservative :- Mustard Oil /  Extra Virgin Olive oil  ( others I am not aware ). Fermenting agent :- Mustard Oil or  Mustard seeds or  Lemon. 1. Take a glass jar.  2. Put your cut vegetable along with add ins and preservative and fermenting agent. 3.Mix them thoroughly and put the jar covered with a lid in sunlight. 4. Keep stirring every 2 days and observe the frothing bubbles coming to the top. 5. After one week of sunlight, your pickle is ready. Hurray!! Benefits:-  1.Fermented veggies have 20x Vitamin C. 2. This is pro-biotic as well , meaning gives direct good bacteria which helps in absorption of nutrients in guts. Healthy gut affects emotions too in a positive way . 3. Can/Should be eaten as salads with only one meal a day.   4. Full of flavours , helps negate un...
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