S2EP2. Awratina Mehnat Mothak (Shugni)
In English
Throwback To Episode: Feminizm Yo Sarfiyot, Besirikhtagi (Shugni) (Season 1, Episode #14) Feminizm or Overindulgence (Shugni)
In this special throwback episode, we revisit "Feminizm," originally aired as the episode #14 Season 1. This episode delves into the complexities and misconceptions surrounding the lives of indigenous Pamiri women and the myths perpetuated about Western ( or non - traditional) lifestyles.
Highlights
Reflections of post publishing episode on Ruzi Nur and the Misconstruct of current time: We explore the inaccuracies and misunderstandings surrounding the events involving Ruzi Nur, may 1995 shedding light on the true context and impact.
Then, we delves into Pamiri Women's Workload: Discover the hectic and demanding daily lives of Pamiri women, who balance an intense workload with household chores, regardless of their aspirations or daydreaming, such as flying to the moon or embarking on special missions, yet with her mindset of working style from her tribal mindset.
Misconceptions about the West: Unpack the myth that indigenous Pamiri females moving/living in the West, particularly the United States, equates to an easy life for women, free from basic household responsibilities. We challenge this notion by examining the realities faced by women in these societies.
Consumerism and Minimalism: We critique the culture of spending, hoarding, and consumerism, advocating instead for the tribal wisdom of "less is more." This ancient practice emphasizes living a frugal life and viewing hard work as a form of worship and gratitude for the gift of life.
In this episode, as a host, I share my insights and observations, as from Pamiri culture and females I worked and were part of my education, work, travel journey. I connect the dots from historical and cultural contexts discussed in this episode.
Join us as we challenge preconceived notions, highlight the strength and resilience of Pamiri women, and explore the timeless wisdom of living a simple, hardworking life.
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