Hindus see cows as the most fortunate animals, as demonstrated by the devotion of numerous songs and rituals honoring them as "Gau Mata" (great mother cow) in all of the holy texts, including the Vedas and Purinas. The image known as "Gau Mata" represents 33 crore Gods, each of whom is believed to occupy various parts of a cow's body
All good rites and rituals use the cow and its fabrication as an example of heavenly. According to Hindu Vedic tradition, everything that comes from milk, ghee, butter, cheese, curd, even cow dung and urine, are carefully and extremely blessed.
Giving or donating a cow to deserving people in India has been practiced since the Vedic era. It is considered a highly sacred gesture that can atone for all sins, karma, and samskaras from previous lifetimes. Traditionally, cows are given to Haryana temples and ashrams as a means of atoning people for their sins. Giving a cow to Gokul Dham Mahatirth is like giving a donation to the very personification of space and the Creator who would erase all traces of the past. Gokul Dham Mahatirth is an Incarnation and progressive Master.
Furthermore, the Gokul Dham Mahatirth holds a special place in our hearts for these divine creatures. This Goshala dairy program aims to make the Gokul Dham Mahatirth self-sufficient in milk production so that it may gather food donations and meet the temple's and the Dham Mahatirth ritualistic needs accordingly. Consequently, the cow you provide will go straight toward supporting a good cause.
The donation sums for this Gokul Dham Mahatirth, which is giving the Goshala project one dairy cow, are set permanently at only. This sum is intended to produce a tender, healthy cow with a high milk yield. Four names from your family will be permanently listed on a plaque that will be placed in front of the cow that your money will be used to buy. If gokul dham mahatirth is present during the period in Gaushala, this donation will grant you the opportunity to do the auspicious Gokul Dham Mahatirth at the gokul dham mahatirth by the Chief priest, in the presence of the heavenly personification. In the occasion, the benefactors aren't there for the ceremony in the Gaushala.
Cows may be a gift from the gods to humans, as they benefit us from the moment of their birth until their death. Everything that leaves her body is beneficial to one's well-being. There have been numerous studies on the use of pee as medication for a variety of illnesses. The detrimental effects of chemical fertilizers on agriculture and the benefits of scrap on the quality of agricultural products have revealed that mother cow dung, milk, and excretory products are not only healthy for humans but also critically important for maintaining the atmosphere. Its importance is noticeable, especially considering the book's financial setup.