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The Feminine Divine: The Neuroscience of Gender Equality in Sikhi

The Feminine Divine: The Neuroscience of Gender Equality in Sikhi

Kohli, Samar Singh

Paperback

Series: The Neuroscience of Sikhi, Book 3

Sikhism

ISBN13: 9798246865620
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 4 2026
Pages: 464
Weight: 1.36
Height: 1.03 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
We are living through a moment of reckoning. Across the world, women are speaking truths that have been silenced for centuries. They are naming abuses that were supposed to stay hidden. They are demanding recognition, respect, equality not as favours to be granted but as rights that should never have been withheld.

Within the Sikh community, this reckoning takes on particular urgency. We are heirs to a tradition that, five hundred years ago, declared the radical equality of women. Our Gurus confronted patriarchy when confronting it meant challenging not just social custom but religious orthodoxy. They elevated women, honoured women, created institutions designed to embody the truth that women are not less than men not spiritually, not intellectually, not in any way that matters.

And yet. And yet.

Look at our Gurdwaras, where committees remain dominated by men. Look at our families, where sons are still celebrated differently than daughters. Look at our communities, where domestic violence remains hidden, where victim-blaming flourishes, where the gap between what we preach and what we practise yawns wide enough to swallow generations of women whole.

This book is my attempt to close that gap. Or at least to shine a light into it, so that we can no longer pretend it does not exist.

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