Seeking Equality: Thailand's Buddhist Nuns | Dhammananda Bhikkhuni

Explore the significance of the bhikkhuni ordination in a compelling look at the responsibility of today's monastic community and the call for monks to continue the legacy bestowed upon women by the Buddha.
This insightful conversation highlights the imminent ordination event in Bodh Gaya, where over 30 women from diverse countries will embrace full ordination. Gain insights into the nuanced rules governing bhikkhunis, addressing misconceptions and emphasizing the essence of safety and practicality in their unique vows.
Delve into the intricate tapestry of bhikkhuni ordination, unlocking the wisdom embedded in 311 precepts, including 75 guiding principles rooted in everyday good manners. Uncover the untold story of bhikkhunis and their commitment to upholding the teachings of the Buddha with grace and reverence.
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why is it that householders do a thousand times more good for the world than monks?
Holier jobs are farmers, building constructors, nurses and doctors, health science researchers, mothers, teachers, etc.
Once in a while there are monks who are productive speakers and authors, but for some reason monkhood does not praise working by the sweat of ones brow for the betterment of society. It even encourages begging.