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Atheists and self-styled “rationalists” often misquote Bhagavad Gita 9.32, claiming that it calls women, Shudras, and Vaishyas inferior or “Paapyoni.”
But is this the real meaning? Or just another cut-paste translation trick?
In this video, Sanatan Reveals breaks down the original Sanskrit shlok, examines texts like commentaries of Ramanujacharya, Shandilya Bhakti Sutra, and explains why Krishna’s message is not exclusion but universal acceptance.

Addressing this becomes more important in the light of recent premanand ji controversy on women

Time Stamps:
00:00 - CONTEXT
01:38 - IT’S NOT REJECTION
02:14 - STRIYA PAAPYONI HAI
04:19 - STRIYA VAISHY SHUDRA
06:49 - PAAP KARO HARI BOLO
11:06 - THE MODERN TAKE


📢 Watch till the end to see how propaganda gets shattered when context and dharmic wisdom are restored.

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