32 Qualities of the woman

[S1ngh]

In Gurbani, a woman who becomes the “sohagan” has been referred to as “batees sulakhani” means she has thirty-two qualities, which according to Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha are:- beauty, cleanliness, modesty, humility, concord, observance of religion, intelligence, knowledge, service, compassion, truth, dedicated love of spouse, purity of mind, patience, frugality, beneficence, sobriety, chivalry, active habits, house decoration, respect of elders, proficiency in music, poetry, painting, domestic science and embroidery, respectful attention to guests, and bringing up children.

Gurbani enunciates that there is not any difference between the Man and woman. All men and women can be “Sohagan if they have the qualities necessary to please the Lord. 

[Sukhvirk1976]

2 hours ago, S1ngh said:

In Gurbani, a woman who becomes the “sohagan” has been referred to as “batees sulakhani” means she has thirty-two qualities, which according to Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha are:- beauty, cleanliness, modesty, humility, concord, observance of religion, intelligence, knowledge, service, compassion, truth, dedicated love of spouse, purity of mind, patience, frugality, beneficence, sobriety, chivalry, active habits, house decoration, respect of elders, proficiency in music, poetry, painting, domestic science and embroidery, respectful attention to guests, and bringing up children.

Gurbani enunciates that there is not any difference between the Man and woman. All men and women can be “Sohagan if they have the qualities necessary to please the Lord. 

Hang on a minute where in gurbani does it say that about women? The first part of your post does not fit with the second part 

[S1ngh]

http://www.academia.edu/27296476/Women_Empowerment_Historic_Contribution_of_Guru_Granth_Sahib

 

[Guest]

I think Suhagan in gurbani refers to the jeev who has finally found God. It has nothing to do with man/woman.

So the title of this post is misleading 

[Amit12]

On 1/19/2019 at 6:00 PM, AjeetSinghPunjabi said:

I think Suhagan in gurbani refers to the jeev who has finally found God. It has nothing to do with man/woman.

So the title of this post is misleading 

agree