EMPOWERING WOMEN: SARADA DEVI'S VISION FOR TRANSFORMATIVE LIFE-SKILLS

Abstract

Sarada Devi, a 19th-century Indian spiritual leader, envisioned a transformative life-skills approach to empowering women. Her philosophy emphasized the development of inner strength, self-awareness, and spiritual growth as essential for women's liberation. Sarada Devi, the spiritual consort of Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, envisioned a transformative life-skills approach to empowering women. Her philosophy emphasized the development of inner strength, self-awareness, and spiritual growth as essential for women's liberation. Sarada Devi's vision for transformative life-skills focused on cultivating qualities such as love, compassion, and self-sacrifice. She believed that these qualities would enable women to navigate life's challenges with resilience and confidence. Sarada Devi's vision for transformative life-skills offers a holistic and empowering approach to women's liberation. Her philosophy emphasizes the development of inner strength, self-awareness, and spiritual growth, and provides a powerful framework for women's empowerment and personal growth. Sarada Devi's approach emphasized the importance of education and personal development for women's empowerment. She encouraged women to learn and grow, to develop their minds and hearts.