Gau Seva

Lord Krishna is described as “namo brahmanya devaya go-brahmana hitaya ca” (Vishnu Purana 1.19.65), the well-wisher of cows. Thus, offering your sincere service to humble cows is one of the most revered ways to express your devotion towards Lord Krishna.

Additionally, Gauseva has been an integral part of the Vedic culture and heritage. So, anyone who engages in feeding cows and offering cow care gets infinitely blessed with good fortune, happiness, strength, and abundance, while also getting rid off all past sins and negative karma.

Our Gaushala at a glance

Care: Daily cow care, medical care, once a month routine check-up, emergency care

Food: Green grass, dry grass, jaggery, grains (wheat, rice, corn, barley, bajra, jowar, gram), chana churi, mung daal churi, toor daal churi, urad daal churi, desi cottonseeds, haldi, taramira seeds, ajwain, coconut cake, groundnut cake (desi), sesame cake, yellow mustard cake, sprout chana

Additional nutrition: Herbs such as satavari, amla, harde, giloy, ashwagandha, brahmi, shankh pushpin, gokharu, mishri, white muesli, mulethi, aloe vera, baldana, bhumi amla, tulsi leaves

Equipment & facilities: Grass shredding machines, transportation vehicles, jumbo fans, clean, hygienic indoor & outdoor sheds, gutters for proper cleanliness, 24 hours clean water connection, large grazing field, lush green trees for cool breeze

Whoever feeds the cow with grass and water every day derives the benefit equivalent to performing Ashwamedha Yajna. There is no doubt about this. (Brhat Parasara Smriti 5.26-27.)

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