By Kesava Krsna Dasa
For some reason the subject of womanhood and the roles they play within our midst has raised strong feelings, usually centred on celibacy and the potential for victimisation. This shows that women are not really the problem – our inordinate fixation on matters ‘celibate’ is the problem.
On one hand, a section of us wants a ‘purity’ of spiritual existence based on strict traditional chastity roles for our women – though various interpretations of them differ, and on the othe