When we talk about great men from ancient history, we celebrate their courage, wisdom, and victories. We remember Lord Rama for his dharma, Lord Krishna for his wisdom, and Arjuna for his bravery. But something strange happens when we talk about the women of the same stories. Instead of remembering their strength, we often remember their suffering. Why is that? What if the greatest women of our history were never meant to be symbols of pain? What if they were meant to teach us something far more powerful?
