Women with dreams become women with vision

Kathmandu: Belva Davis, a Journalist, says, don’t be afraid of the space between your dreams and reality. If you can dream it you can make it so. Being a woman myself, I do not think and feel that we are that helpless that we need some help from people in general, to stand up for our own rights, especially in today’s context of life where almost every female is educated, strong, independent, and highly broad-minded in their life, except for a few exceptions!

Mother Teresa, Oprah Winfrey, Marilyn Monroe, Pasang Lhamu Sherpa, Jhamak Ghimire, and Anuradha Koirala are just a few names to be remembered as strong, independent, successful women who not only made their lives better but also inspired and motivated many other women who feel they are weak, unworthy, and can’t achieve their goals. 

If your intention is right and if you dare to dream big, then surely and certainly the universe will conspire for you to achieve what you desire, but for now, dedication, hard work, and positivity are all you need in life. Without hard work, nothing can be achieved in life easily so I urge every woman out there to not sit idle at home believing them to be weak and fragile but rather step out from their shell and comfort zone to create a change in society.

Therefore, we have been hearing since our childhood that “If you educate a man you educate an individual, but if you educate a woman you educate a family (nation)” going by this quote every single woman out there who is strong, educated, independent can motivate the other women who seek help, guidance, support (be it financially or moral) by their end to empower her so that there won’t be any question remaining regarding the women issue which most so-called feminist do by portraying the other women as weak, and take advantage from them to fulfil their own selfish purpose be it in terms of educating them or empowering them by providing equal opportunities for formal education and on the contrary shouting out loud for so-called reservation with feminist agenda making them believe as being weak and fragile in comparison to men.  When women can move mountains and we have witnessed such examples all around then why create a buzz about these issues for their own perks and benefits of being recognized or famous in society and the country.

Mother Teresa, Oprah Winfrey, Marilyn Monroe, Pasang Lhamu Sherpa, Jhamak Ghimire, and Anuradha Koirala are just a few names to be remembered as strong, independent, successful women who not only made their lives better but also inspired and motivated many other women who feel they are weak, unworthy, and can’t achieve their goals. 

Therefore, a woman who is full of substance, educated, and has grace and dignity won’t be supporting any other woman whose motive is fake whereas they will go against every odd in life to raise her voice whenever and wherever it’s needed. Remember “Empowered Women, Empower Women” be the one.