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In Vajrayāna, the feminine principle is not only rehabilitated but celebrated as the very essence of enlightenment... Women's sexuality is seen as inherently pure and sacred, a source of wisdom and transformation, rather than something shameful or polluting.
Vajrayana has been the most pro-woman spiritual community I've ever encountered. *Denigrating women is literally a breach of samaya*
There is an entire subculture where females (mainly Western scholars) feel the need to "liberate Vajrayana from the shackles of patriarchal, monastic institutionalism" and "return it to its feminine roots." Many of them also take issue with the way females are depicted in traditional art… Meanwhile, the great Pabongkha Dechen Nyingpo describes Vajrayoginī, for example, as "extremely voluptuous with a slender waist."