The Black and White Complex

Padmini Arhant

FYI – The world is not plain Black and White in race and culture. Relevantly, the ordinary citizens making nobody into somebody referred to as celebrity are availing self peculiar to disposable toilet rolls evident in their participation in discrediting facts, truth and real identity. 

The propagandists recruiting trash from anywhere including Indian sub-continent either India or Pakistan notwithstanding Bollywood tramps peddling in Hollywood is ominously disastrous for the origin and pawns. 

The men and women as stooges and opportunists representing the unscrupulous on the decline are expediting the process in desperation. The kind from the entertainment industry and politics with some politicians and women related to them as ex or existing spouse wasting life in self-deprecation and mockery. 

These members lacking in self-esteem and intelligence selectively sought after to remain at shadow criminal enterprise disposal accelerating the cartel’s imminent demise. 

The corrupt clan hiring wannabes to prop and boost their proxies struggling due to fake identity contributing to own embarrassment and inevitable downfall of sources and agents arguably never think for themselves and hopelessly depend on scripts for their performance. 

Here is a lesson for egoists and ignoramus. 

The significance of women in history and mythology is profound and immemorial in depictions and scriptures. 

Without these legendary women, there would be no meaning to pure love, beauty, courage, intellect and above all selfless sacrifice. 

In History:

Without Begum Mumtaz – Moghul Emperor Shah Jahan’s Queen and the love of his life – There would be no Taj Mahal as a remarkable testament of pure love and incredible work of architecture. 

In Legends:

Goddess Sita – The consort of Lord Ram made Indian (Hindu) Ramayana an interesting epic bringing forth her husband Ram’s valor and love for his spouse in destroying her captor, the demon King Ravana. 

Queen Draupadi  – The spouse of Pandav Prince Arjun in Swayamvar – the royal tradition for women to choose the best suitable groom upon suitors proving their caliber. 

Draupadi’s demand for justice against the evil men Duryodhan and his brother Dushasan humiliating her in the court and depriving her family of the Kingdom led to the great battle of Mahabharata. The event invoked the birth of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, the Hindu Holy Scripture from Lord Krishna.

Draupadi was essentially responsible for the invocation of Lord Krishna’s Upanishad explaining the meaning and purpose in life to her husband Arjun via Hindu Holy Scripture – Bhagavad Gita.

Mary – The mother of Jesus Christ questioned and vilified until today on the concept of immaculate conception as Virgin initiated the birth of Christianity.

Hindu Mythology – The power of women is incontrovertible in Goddess Durga epitomizing wisdom, bravery and magnificence. 

Durga – The one who dispels darkness, bad and evil presence.

Goddess Durga as Sati – God Shiva’s first wife Sati was instrumental in defeating her father King Daksha’s arrogance and contempt for her spouse Shiva. 

Sati condemned her father’s attitude towards her husband God Shiva setting aside the father daughter relationship in determining fairness and due respect to God Shiva. 

Goddess Durga as Parvati – The second wife of God Shiva after the first wife Sati’s self-immolation to teach her father a lesson, exemplified her role as a loving mother and icon of justice who could not tolerate her son Ganesh unfairly attacked from all corners resulting in his death. 

Parvati insisted God Shiva resurrect their son Lord Ganesh to life and chided everyone not barring her husband God Shiva for the ill-fate imposed on her son who was then a little boy engaged in his duty safeguarding his mother’s honor. 

Parvati went further and established the Hindu tradition to worship her son Lord Ganesh prior to any other Gods not excluding his father God Shiva. 

Goddess Durga as Sati or Parvati spared none in delivering justice to those affected in any manner.

Goddess Durga as Kali brought many demons on their knees eliminating evil and terror wherever they reined control. 

Goddess Shakti or Sakti meaning Energy – The energy that brings lifeless to life enabling functionality for survival and species to thrive in individual form. 

Goddess Saraswati – The benefactor of intellect in diverse faculty. 

Goddess Lakshmi –  Known for beauty and grace representing all facets of good and successful endeavors. 

Women Illustrating Knowledge and Benevolence.

Avvaiyar – The Tamil Poetess who desired and blessed accordingly to forfeit youth for old age contributed to interpretation of life and struggles involved in living specifically on poverty and other woes pertaining to existence. Her knowledge in literature without formal education was tested by Tamil deity and God Shiva’s son Murugan also known as Kartik. She was blessed as the guide and mentor to mankind. 

Karaikal Ammaiyar – Tamil Poetess, devotee of God Shiva who proclaimed her Mother assuming the name Ammaiyar meaning revered Mother.  She was an exponent in literature specializing in devotional hymns concentrated on her favorite Supreme God Shiva. She attained bliss through strong devotion towards God Shiva. 

Mother Teresa – The nun who picked and embraced the ones discarded and rejected in society for their disease like leprosy and serious illnesses beckoned world attention towards care and compassion rather than hate and isolation. Ironically, those who denigrate this nun are the type who shun the unfortunate and impoverished segment as the burden while living off the ordinary citizens labor and service making them the worst parasites and a hypocrite above all. 

Mother Earth and Nature aka Prakrithi needless to say is the source of life providing the means through elements Earth – soil, Sky – the sun, moon, stars and the galaxy, Air containing Oxygen, Nitrogen and Carbon dioxide, Water – Enabling fertility and greenery and Fire.

Woman of ethnic descent is treated with malign and condescendence. The male and female demeanor largely emanating from prejudice and misogyny to women of different culture.

Women wearing pants do not signify equality when in conjunction women are treated as subordinates regardless of tasks handled by them in general. The attributes of women are primarily directed at physical anatomy compared to male counterpart defining their mental ability and meritocracy even though their chosen ones fail to meet the minimum standard on eligibility. The contemporary trend reflects the mindset of those behind such demeaning characteristics obviously beneath human nature.

Finally, without a woman there could be no life let alone a man coming into being. Besides, behind a successful man is a successful woman often discounted or deleted in history to maintain status quo.

However, the policy and practice are no longer sustainable with changing time and activity.

Padmini Arhant

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