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Women and Buddhism Serial 00006
The talk examines the general perception of male dominance and potential suppression of women's rights in Eastern cultures, contrasted with personal experience indicating otherwise. It concludes with an expression of hope that the responses provided are beneficial and ends with a formal prayer.
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AI Suggested Title: Empowering Realities in Eastern Cultures
Taught by: Jetsun Kushok
Interpreted by: Richard Barron (Chokyi Nyima)
I'm aware, in fact, that many Eastern cultures, particularly, are considered to be male dominant, that there is always an oppression or suppression of women, an abrogation of women's rights, and so forth. But, she said, I don't want to make any flat statements on that because it's only something I've heard. I haven't studied it legally, I haven't lived in those cultures, I haven't seen it with my own eyes, but I understand that there was a general tendency case, particularly in Eastern cultures. But in my own experience, in my own region, this was not the case. So thank you very much for all of your questions.
[01:02]
I hope that what I had to offer in the way of response was helpful to you, proved to be of benefit to you. I would like to conclude the gathering tonight with a formal prayer of dedication. Thank you very much.
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