The Relationship Between Women In Raddhadesh

Based on the findings got from the seven respondents, most of them agree that the relationship between both genders has not changed much for the last two decades, 2 out of three male interviewees stated that they have been in Radhadesh for over 25 years, and ever since they joinned the temple they noticed that women are treated with respect by the opposite gender unlike contrary to the speculations they had before joining the temple. Similarly 3 out of 4 female interviewees answered that they recieved good treatment from their male counterparts, they stated that generally this relationship has not changed that much since they joined the temple, however, two of ths female respondents further added that initially the relatioship between men
Quoting the first respondent answer on this matter, “NO, we are all equal in the eyes of Krishna. We are spirit souls”, this implies women in Radhadesh are not seen as inferior by their male counterparts. On the other hand, 3 out of the four female respondents stated they are men equals, however, one of the female reinforced the praphubada purport, she stated that since this statements are from praphubada, she will abide by it, she further stated that this clause depends on how you understand it. To sum it all 86% of the interviewees strongly oppose that women are not men
According to the respondent 1, women are also devotees of God, therefore they got rights to do full dandavats like men. His statement was reinforced by other two male respondents who were interviewed separately. On the other hand, women respondents stated they are unhappy with the way some male devotees restrict them from doing dandavats, all of them stated that women do have rights just like men to do full dandavats. In summary 71% of the interviewees suggest that women should be allowed to take