October 2, 2025Erothanatos.Open Access

Wrath of the Divine Feminine: Thealogy of Resistance in Indian Myths

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The paper highlights the underrepresented role of women in Indian mythology, emphasizing figures like Draupathy and Kannaki.
Using the concept of krodha, or divine rage, the research illustrates how anger can be a form of resistance and empowerment.
By redefining feminist studies within Indian epics, the work shifts perspectives from victimhood to active participation in the narrative.
The study employs the theoretical framework of thealogy, enriching understandings of the divine feminine in cultural discourses.

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This analysis explores the role of the divine feminine in Indian myths, revealing powerful female figures and their resistance against victimhood.

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This analysis explores the role of the divine feminine in Indian myths, revealing powerful female figures and their resistance against victimhood.