KOP talks about Dharmic feminism, a concept that some say is the real feminism the world needs today. It's based on the idea that the world's answers lie in wisdom traditions, and that Hindu scriptures say that women are the form of all things and that there is no condition superior to that of a woman.

Hindu philosophy has long recognized the power of femininity, and Hindu religious thought centers on the idea that women are the source of life. The concept of a feminine divinity, or goddess, is a central part of Hindu religious thought, and the goddess is seen as the active source of creation. Hindu goddesses are dynamic and multifaceted, and include Kali, the force that destroys evil, Durga, the warrior who maintains balance, and Annapurna, the divinity of food and nourishment.

Hinduism is considered to be egalitarian and accommodating of feminism, even radical versions of it. For example, the Supreme Being in Hinduism is genderless, and Bramha, the Supreme Being, can manifest in any form, including feminine or masculine. Hindu scriptures also say that women should be cheerful, even when their husband or children are angry, and that they should be there for them in sickness or adversity.

KOP also previews an upcoming Podcasters Row interview with Preity Upala. They discussed their concerns about the increasingly blurred lines between gender roles and the impact on women's rights and dignity. Both agreed on the need for equal respect between genders and the importance of reconnecting with ancient wisdom to find balance. They also discussed the influence of politics and the beauty industry on people's perceptions of beauty and culture, expressing concern about the current state of beauty ideals.

For more context please read: Dharmic Feminism: The Kind Of Female Empowerment The World Needs https://indiawest.com/dharmic-feminism-the-kind-of-female-empowerment-the-world-needs/