Women Power and Earth Hour

My first blog starts with a very spontaneous thought i got struck with.

I was sitting in my room, reading a book when suddenly my mother and aunt came barging into the room and turned off all the lights.

Together as a team, one announced it was Earth hour and the other went around the whole house turning all the lights off. and mind you, we have a really big house.

Any protests from family members, young or old, husband or kids were met with just one stern look; actually make that two. My father argued, so did my brothers. but they finally gave in when the women countered them with their arguments.

Our house now stands a firm and proud soldier in this fight against global warming and energy conservation.

My motto for Earth hour:- One hour for one world.

As i was biding my time standing in the gallery i just wondered if it all would have been possible had my mothers not intervened?

And i realised how women power, whenever and wherever united, can win the day. Women can be the soft-hearted souls but they can also be the fiercest of fighters. Therefore the saying, Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

We all know how Mahatma Gandhi seeked active participation of women in all his freedom movements calling for another saying-behind every successful man there is a woman.

The calibre of a determined and focused woman is incomparable and impossible to beat to say the least.

the power of a woman can never be contained. its a one-(wo)man army.

A woman's life is a life of struggle. she fights for her rights, her life and basically everything that should be hers, naturally, in an ideal world. This lifelong fight moulds her character and gives shape to her personality, making her soul invincible. All the qualities of a born-leader indeed!

So just imagine what this born-leader could do once she put her heart and mind into it? Woman power should never be questioned. it should be nurtured with due respect.

United they stand, united they conquer.

Woman power, you have a taker!