Why we should respect women

As per Hindu scriptures, a woman is an avatar of Shakti (Goddess) and must be respected, loved, cared for. The irony is, our nation, which revers Goddess like Durga, Saraswati and Laxmi, fails to provide a nurturing and secure environment to women, even to this day.

Important lessons from Ramacharitamanas

This is not what I am saying or formulating on my own. Even the famous and most worshipped Hindu mythological legend, Ramacharitamanas, which establish the ‘living sum of the Indian culture,’ has Sanskrit verses that read: “Anuj badhoo bhaginee sut naaree, Sunu sath kanya sam-e-chaaree, Inhih kudrshti biloki joee, Taahi badhen kachhu paap na hoee.”

Avatar of Goddess Laxmi

According to this sacred verse, a man should look upon these 4 women as avatar of Goddess Laxmi and must refrain from disrespecting them, anywhere. The following slides would explain the women, who must never be disrespected and what befalls, if one does.

Daughter-In-Law

Welcoming a daughter-in-law is matter of great honor; she’s not only entitled to be treated as the daughter of the house, also family’s responsibilities towards doubles. The status of the spouse of the child ought to be equivalent to one's own particular girl. It is their obligation and dharma to ensure one's girl in-law. One ought not affront the respect of a little girl in-law and neither ought to bolster the individuals who do.

Sister-In-Law

The spouse of your senior sibling is likened to your mom; while the wife of more younger sibling should be treated as the daughter-in-law. Supporting terrible goals about them prompts sin that can't be offered reparations in any capacity.

Sister

Your sister must be respected as equivalent to your mom. Not ensuring one's sister and manhandling her for narrow-minded reasons is an indication of fiendishness nature. Such a man should persevere through a ton of agony in present and future lifetimes.

Daughter of the house

To regard one's girl and shield her from any circumstance is the obligation of each father. There's no more prominent sin than manhandling one's girl and saving even a look towards with sick aim.