Role of Ashram for the development of women

All of us must have a reverential attitude towards women. They are the representative of the divine Motherhood. Now a day’s our society have been habituated to neglect the motherhood as they fell them as ordinary powerless motherhood. The upliftment of the women to awake their divinity is the main aim of “Matri Sangha”. Women should have the same status as the men in society. “Naree Purusher Mahatmyo” written by Sri Sri Acharya Jnaneshwar Dev is the milestone of Jnaneshwar Ashram which has helped to harness the female power to raise themselves female unto pious lady unto Chaste Women unto divine Mother. They will educate their children into control and discipline manner and enlighten them. They can change a male to a man with love and humanity. Their capabilities towards all round development and progress must be honoured.

The roles of Matri Sangha:

♦ General awareness of a Mother to maintain family peace and happiness to form an ideal family.

♦Proper utilisation of Woman-hour of mother in constructive work by withdrawing their general moods toward gossips, others’ criticism and fault finding attitudes.

♦Influence of Mother on Children regarding overall development  and mental broadness.

♦Influence of Wife on Husband regarding improvement from unsocial behaviour and activities which make their life unhappy and unpleasant with the help of inner divinity.

♦Establishing  of five virtues( Pancha Bhab) in family relationship i.e
Shanta in honouring own religion, God, goddess, any type of Guru (social, educational, spiritual, nature, self etc.)Father, Mother and seniors.
Dasya is the self-respect and doing the all work resuming as ‘’Guru Karma’’ like worship of Gurudev.
Sakhya is the good relationship with Friends, Colleagues, Fellow and Neighbour.
Batsalya is the treatment of all Children like self and good relationship between Father/ Mother with Son, Father/Mother-in-law with Daughter-in-law.
Mothur is the mutual/conjugal eternal love and adoration with Husband-Wife relationship.