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5 pages. This paper compares and contrasts the deployment of the gendered body in modern Hindu, Muslim, and Mexican National discourse and practice. Also discussed are the key gendered symbolisms of each of these nationalisms and how these nationalist configurations of body and gender share things in common as well as their differences. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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how these nationalist configurations of body and gender share things in common as well as their differences. THE GENDERED BODY AND HINDUISM "They meditate on Her to become
immortal. The Lord of immortals blesses you. He who wears the Ganga and contains Her - strive to reach Him." - St. Tirumular of the Natha Sampradaya The
above perhaps best explains the Hindu philosophy of the one Deity/one body containing both genders. This would serve to represent all people. In Hinduism none of the Gods
has a wife, but they are all considered to have the Shakti, or power, of a woman within their body. The Gods are considered non-gendered and yet are both
male and female at the same time. "The Mahadevas who live in the Third World cannot be likened to men and women who live on the earth" (Hinduism
Today PG). These are considered to be of souls that are perfectly evolved and are neither one gender nor the other. The bodies themselves are not gendered, and
are therefore not differentiated by the sexual specification, but being perfectly evolved they carry everything about them that is considered to be of both a man and a woman.
These are considered to be pure beings made of Divine Consciousness which can be whatever they need them to be. If they are full of compassion and light, they
are said to have the female power while if they are strong and powerful they have the male power. Hinduism states that it is not the physical gender that
is important, it is the soul and how evolved the soul is that truly matters. MUSLIM AND THE GENDERED BODY Muhammad preached that the world is full of chaos
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