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By Brahmins
The great traditions of the world, people associated with milk & milk producing animals are considered to be holy & pious. Jesus Christ compared himself to a shepherd (one who tends sheep). Prophet Mohammed was a shepherd. In American & European society, cowboys are very much respected and they are the symbol of courage & generosity.
Why do the saints from Vyasa onward say that the cow is to be worshipped?. Why are our idols bathed in cow's milk, urine etc. (the panchgavya). Why does the Skanda Purana say 'Offering respect to the Cows will help the devotee to diminish the reactions to his past sinful activities'.
Panchagavya:
Constitutes cow urine, cow dung, milk, curd and ghee.
Used as food, medicine, manure and insecticide.
They increase immunity to diseases.
Without side effects, they fight cancer, hypertension, skin diseases, and urinary diseases.
The foundation of Hindu Dharma or Sanatan Dharma is Gomata or the cows. In earlier days the wealth of a person was measured by how many cows (gau-dhan) he had. According to Vastu-Shastra, all vastu dosh is corrected in a house where cow is living. Cow is considered to be the mother, most loving entity.
Less intelligent people underestimate the value of cow’s milk. Cow’s milk is also called gorasa, or the juice from the body of the cow. Milk is the most valuable form of gorasa, and from milk we can prepare many important and valuable foodstuffs for the upkeep of the human body. The killing of cows by human society is one of the grossest suicidal policies, and those who are anxious to cultivate the human spirit must turn their attention first toward the question of cow protection.
Cow's milk not only is good for the mind and body but also for the soul. It is very important for human energy.
The Cow is very dear to Krishna, and as anything dear to Krishna it is dear to His devotees. Thus the Cow and the Bull are the emblems of Vedic life. Lord Sri Krishna, by His personal example, taught us the importance of cow protection, which is meant not only for the Indian climate but for all human beings all over the universe.
Cow is a very useful member of the community. She provides much more milk than her calf can healthily consume, and that excess can be used to help in preparing foodstuffs to offer to the Deity, which in turn are offered to the people in general to consume.
Milk is an unavoidable part of human diet. Different types of milk that we consume include different kinds of nutrients. Milk provides us with minerals, protein, fat, carbohydrate, and vitamins. So it is also called as a complete diet.
The bull is by nature a hard working creature and is happiest in the working environment, tilling the fields, and pulling carts. They have no lust. As a useful member of society he is honoured and respected and given all facility for a healthy and happy long life.
Thus the Cow and the Bull are like the Mother and Father of our society nourishing and providing for those who are dependent upon them.
When the Cow and Bull are shown affection, and given love and protection, they also interact with humans in a friendly manner.
If the Cow and the Bull are allowed to increase in population, and are allowed freedom to not be slaughtered, that they will over-run society.
Lord Krishna states in Srimad Bhagavad-Gita: Among cows I am the wish fulfilling cow (kamadhenu).
- Brahmins
Why do the saints from Vyasa onward say that the cow is to be worshipped?. Why are our idols bathed in cow's milk, urine etc. (the panchgavya). Why does the Skanda Purana say 'Offering respect to the Cows will help the devotee to diminish the reactions to his past sinful activities'.
Panchagavya:
Constitutes cow urine, cow dung, milk, curd and ghee.
Used as food, medicine, manure and insecticide.
They increase immunity to diseases.
Without side effects, they fight cancer, hypertension, skin diseases, and urinary diseases.
The foundation of Hindu Dharma or Sanatan Dharma is Gomata or the cows. In earlier days the wealth of a person was measured by how many cows (gau-dhan) he had. According to Vastu-Shastra, all vastu dosh is corrected in a house where cow is living. Cow is considered to be the mother, most loving entity.
Less intelligent people underestimate the value of cow’s milk. Cow’s milk is also called gorasa, or the juice from the body of the cow. Milk is the most valuable form of gorasa, and from milk we can prepare many important and valuable foodstuffs for the upkeep of the human body. The killing of cows by human society is one of the grossest suicidal policies, and those who are anxious to cultivate the human spirit must turn their attention first toward the question of cow protection.
Cow's milk not only is good for the mind and body but also for the soul. It is very important for human energy.
The Cow is very dear to Krishna, and as anything dear to Krishna it is dear to His devotees. Thus the Cow and the Bull are the emblems of Vedic life. Lord Sri Krishna, by His personal example, taught us the importance of cow protection, which is meant not only for the Indian climate but for all human beings all over the universe.
Cow is a very useful member of the community. She provides much more milk than her calf can healthily consume, and that excess can be used to help in preparing foodstuffs to offer to the Deity, which in turn are offered to the people in general to consume.
Milk is an unavoidable part of human diet. Different types of milk that we consume include different kinds of nutrients. Milk provides us with minerals, protein, fat, carbohydrate, and vitamins. So it is also called as a complete diet.
The bull is by nature a hard working creature and is happiest in the working environment, tilling the fields, and pulling carts. They have no lust. As a useful member of society he is honoured and respected and given all facility for a healthy and happy long life.
Thus the Cow and the Bull are like the Mother and Father of our society nourishing and providing for those who are dependent upon them.
When the Cow and Bull are shown affection, and given love and protection, they also interact with humans in a friendly manner.
If the Cow and the Bull are allowed to increase in population, and are allowed freedom to not be slaughtered, that they will over-run society.
Lord Krishna states in Srimad Bhagavad-Gita: Among cows I am the wish fulfilling cow (kamadhenu).
- Brahmins
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