Menstruation is a curse or gift

 

All things considered; brought into the world a man I can never comprehend nor experience the force of creation. The period legends we are here to think about sabotage the actual force of creation. I might beknown to have the scorn for annihilation, which ultimately obliterates me. My collected karma from the beginning less past, across incalculable lifetimes, might not have been that acceptable, that is the reason in this birth I can't feel the delight of being a woman.

Nature has a tale to tell to all living beings, especially humans who have taken her earth, air, and sky for granted. Nature is synonymous to the mind- unpredictable and full of complications weaved of thoughts, passions, urges, and unseen virtues as if infinity within the boundaries of the flesh. 

If equilibrium fails to maintain itself then in the case of both mind and nature chaos is what turns out to be the result for both. Say, destruction of buildings when earthquakes take place and murder when one has lost his mind. Menstruation too is a natural process of creation, the blood if fertilized forms the flesh of a living entity. 

Nature and the mind exist because of endless processes, menstruation too is a process that is natural and facilitated by the mind for the sake of a healthy progeny to thrive. Thus, the many menstruation myths whose origin can be found in the wisdom of the great seers of India came into existence as an embodiment of this very nature and mind. 

Does menstrual cycle remove toxins from the body of a woman?

According to Ayurveda, menstruation is regarded as a special opportunity enjoyed by women for monthly cleansing of excess toxins; it is this monthly cleansing that accounts for female longevity. There is a build-up of energy in the days leading to menstruation as the body prepares for pregnancy, and the flow of energy during this time is downwards.

So, if the woman comes into contact with the divine energy overflowing in sacred places like temples and gurudwaras, then she will not be able to bear and may suffer from severe cramps. This is the case because the flow of energy during incantations and chanting which permeates the atmosphere of the sacred place is upwards. This contrast in the flow of energy leads to discomfort and disrupts her concentration.

A menstruating woman was once seen as so pure, that she was worshipped as a Goddess. So, if a woman enters the temple during her periods the energy of the God or Goddess in the murti transfers into her being; such was the belief when people lived true to the Dharma of Sanathan. As a menstruating woman indeed is a living goddess of creation.

During the golden days of ancient India, when humans at every breath were aware of their identity with the great transcendental power. A menstruating woman then was looked upon as both the creator as well as the destroyer. Along with bringing life to flourish on this earth, their increased psychic abilities during periods enabled to heal the sick, at the same time bestow wrath on the wrong.