Save the cow - Help Shree krishnayan
Gaurakshashala
On hearing words like cow protection or cow service, people's general reaction is that there are thousands of cows in the country, hence protection should be for endangered species and not for the cows. Some people think that it is related to the faith of a particular religion, hence making cow is their only duty. However, it is not like that. As an animal, cow is not an ordinary creature but a supernatural animal which is no less than a boon for nature and all mankind.
However, cow is our mother. She feeds milk
to her calves and if the milk is left, she provides milk to humans also. Vedic
philosophy teaches that there are seven mothers: the birth mother, the nurse,
the Brahmin's wife (if she is not the birth mother), the king's wife, the
spiritual master's wife, the earth, and the cow. Among all these mothers, the
existence of mother cow is in the greatest danger and now we have to be ready
to protect the cow.
Why Cow?
It is mentioned in our Vedas and scriptures
that before being born as a human being, a person has to pass through the
vagina of a cow. After leaving the human body, the soul once again enters the
body of a cow before traveling forward or downwards according to individual
karma. Whenever there is a demise or death in any house, you will always find
some cow or bull wandering around for this reason. This is the reason why
offerings are made to cows to please their ancestors.
Actually, cow has the power of Mother
Gayatri within itself. There is a specific nadi on the hump of the Desi cow
which is called Surya Ketu Nadi. This nadi absorbs the frequencies of the Sun,
Moon and all the luminaries of creation. Serving the cow – rescuing her,
nurturing her and protecting her calf – has the effect of transferring this
positive frequency to an individual which can be used to correct imbalances in
the body, environment or for upliftment of the soul.
Cow Protection- we must come forward
Every person in the country should take a
pledge to serve cows and protect cows. Mother cow is a symbol of Indian
culture. We will have to make every possible effort for cow protection and
promotion. Mother cow is the symbol of the culture of the country. For its
conservation and promotion, it is necessary that we all become aware and
responsible for it. Although it is not possible to rear a cow in every house,
but if we cooperate for cow service in cow shelters, our resolve to protect
cows can be fulfilled.
Help Shree Krishnayan Gaurakshashala to save Cows
Shree Krishnayan Desi Gauraksha Evam
Gaulok Dham Sewa Samiti’ is one of the largest Gaurakshashala of desi cows in
India. We protect, feed & shelter ailing, starving, destitute and stray
desi cow’s majority of which are abandoned by their owners or saved from butchers. Presently more than 21000 destitute cows are
living a happy and peaceful life. We not only give these cows a second home but
also a second chance of happy life.
What we do?
We have Gaushalas in many states of India
where we rescue and serve injured, sick, old cows and protect them from cattle
mafia and butchers. These cows are docile who do not harm anyone at all. So, we
cannot leave these cows to meet a fatal end. Such cows are brought to our
Gaushala from horrible time in which some are disabled or deeply injured even
fighting for their life. All these cows are fed, sheltered, and looked after.
Hundreds of gausewaks work round the clock to look after them. These gauvansh
are fed with a mixture of fodder that includes wheat, mustard cake, green grass,
bhusa (husk) and jaggery. They are given plenty of water and have acres of land
to move around. Moreover, we offer vital medication to address the health needs
of these vulnerable beings, particularly the elderly and destitute gauvansh
that we rescue from critical conditions We have a team of expert doctors who
look after these cows and administer them quality medicines.
Cows provide abundant milk not only for
their calves but also for us. Cow protection brings happiness and fulfillment
in life. Let us save him and our Sanatan Dharma values.
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