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Do you feel exhausted? Like you're fighting a battle you can't even name?
You're told you're equal, yet you're still expected to do the "second shift."
Your ambition is called "selfish." Your "No" is called "difficult."
You are judged for working, and you are judged for not working.
This is not in your head. It is "The Rabbit Hole."
Nari Sakthi: A Rabbit Hole Phenomenon is the first book to diagnose the invisible, insidious system that actively drains women of their innate power. It exposes the cultural myths, unconscious biases, and media manipulations that create a "rabbit hole" designed to keep women trapped in a state of self-doubt and service.
This is not a book of philosophy; it is a book of action.
You will learn to:
1. See the Trap: Identify the "rabbit hole" lies your family, media, and culture taught you.
2. Reclaim Your Mind: Shatter the myth that you "aren't good" with money or decisions.
3. Own Your Voice: Find the power in your "No" and your "Why?"
4. Dismantle the "Shame": Understand how harassment and body shaming are tools of control—and how to defuse them.
5. Build Your Sisterhood: Break the "women's enmity" lie that keeps us isolated.
This is the eye-opening guide for the woman who is tired of "adjusting" and is ready to realize her power.
It's also a powerful message for men who want to be true allies and understand the war their partners, mothers, and colleagues are fighting every single day.
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Baranikumar Sattacharam
The author writes from the perspective of a man longing for a society where true equality is not just an ideal, but a lived reality.
His philosophy is rooted in a profound form of humanism that transcends all artificial barriers. He advocates for a world with no caste, no religion, no borderless world where only "humankind" exists. This vision extends to all aspects of life: true equality in law, education, and social status, and a recognition of the inherent value of all living and non-living beings.
He believes that true freedom is misused when any system, even those with good intentions, divides humanity into groups. He argues that systems like reservation, while created to correct historical wrongs, ultimately reinforce the very divisions they seek to heal, preventing us from achieving a society based on pure, individual merit, and shared humanity.
He wrote Nari Sakthi - A Rabbit Hole Phenomenon not as a man "speaking for" women, but as a humanist observing a profound inequality that damages all of humanity. He believes that the "rabbit hole" that traps Nari Sakthi is one of the deepest and most damaging of these man-made barriers, and that its dismantlement is a critical step toward the equal world he envisions for everyone.
