What is the experience of women being better than men in ruling and administration?
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outcome
"Women bring compassion and sensitivity to leadership, transforming power into a service of love and responsibility rather than a means of domination."
According to Osho, women can be better rulers because their innate compassion, sensitivity, and aesthetic sense make power a service rather than domination. After centuries of repression, an initial reactive phase may appear, but it will pass. Ultimately, society should be merit-based and cooperative, with men and women as complementary equals, and leadership grounded in love, kindness, and responsibility to the people.
Women’s caring hearts can make leadership kinder; there may be early anger from past hurt, but the aim is fair, shared rule by whoever best serves people.
Why this matters practically
- Practice leadership as service, guided by empathy and kindness.
- Expect and hold space for short-term turbulence as power balances shift.
- Build mixed, merit-based teams where men and women complement each other.
- Expect and hold space for short-term turbulence as power balances shift.
- Build mixed, merit-based teams where men and women complement each other.
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