Híndu Woman– Symbol of True Valor

If we respect a motherly women to be the symbol of valor and all Devī that we possess, our world would be paradise. Her Valor is not brutal but that inspired by emotional & spiritual intelligence. Let us review few Mantras on valor.
O women, you are a lioness. destroy the enemies of ignorance, immaturity, negativity and savagery for the welfare, purity & happiness of all.
– (Yajurveda 5.10)
O women, u r a lioness. We resolve to do everything for ur respect & glory. U r a lioness that leads to the birth of great legends in society, that nurtures intelligence & bravery, who provides bliss & prosperity. we appoint u for the welfare of all living beings.(Yajurveda 5.12)
O Women, you have tremendous potentials. You are as stable as this Earth. You are the mother for the entire world. U support the world & Society. Protect the world from deviating to wrong paths, stabilize the world and ensure that there is never any violence.
–(Yajurveda 13.18).
You don’t deserve to be defeated by challenges & obstacles. on the contrary, you possess the power to defeat the stiffest challenge. defeat the enemies & their armies. you have valor of thousands of men. realize your true potential & demonstrate your valor.
–(Yajurveda 13.26)
O Brave Women, obtain training in martial arts & warfare. Unleash your potential and destroy the enemies. capture them and do not mercy on those who spread hatred and vices in society. imprison them.
–(Yajurveda 17.45)
I am the flag of the Nation. I am the head of the society. I am brilliant. I am loved by my husband. But in Battle-field, I demonstrate exemplary bravery that destroy the enemies.
–(Rigveda 10.159.2)

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