• Cow slaughter and widow suffering

    What is the reason for the destruction of the country?

    Brother What could be more heart-wrenching and painful than the fact that this country is being destroyed by the sorrowful sighs of widows, the constant cries of orphans and cow slaughter.

    ShrimadDayanand Prakash

  • About making outsiders gurus for women

    Rishi Dayanand had by then recognized the character of the so-called Babas, when he saw the mess in his constant travels, especially in religious places, so he gave this advice -

    One day, after receiving special permission, some women went to Swamiji in the afternoon with the intention of listening to the sermon and asked Swamiji how can knowledge and peace be achieved? Swamiji told them, "Your husband is your Guru, you should serve him only, do not make any Sadhu your Guru and gain true knowledge. You send your husbands here and benefit from our teachings through them." After that day Swamiji stopped women visiting him.

    Jiwan Charitra (Pt Lekhram)

  • Prohibition of feticide

    Now a days, due to the discontinuation of both Niyoga and remarriage, you people are seeing the malpractices that have spread among the Aryan people of today. Thousands of pregnancies are aborted. Feticides take place. By aborting one fetus, a sin equal to one Brahma murder is committed. Think how many brahma murders take place every day in this country.

    Patra Aur Vigyapan

  • Regarding stopping abortion

    Maharishi's attention went to everything which is destroying the fabric of society.

    I consider these consequences to be that the lives of thousands of children will be saved if abortion is stopped or reduced, thus the practice of niyoga or remarriage of widows will eventually become prevalent....

    Patra Aur Vigyapan

  • Women’s right to education

    Upliftment of women

    “Nowadays, women do not have the right to study. They are like Shudra. If women were educated, they would have denounced the wrongdoings of these scholars and would have instantly silenced them.”

    Poona Pravachan - Updesh Manjari