UNDER THE AEGIS OF SRI GIRIRAJ JI GOSHALA SEVA SANSTHAN (REGD.)
NGO REGISTRATION NO - 162 - IV ( 05 ) & 58 / 2009 - BK IV
U/S 80G ( 5 ) VI & 12AA REGD NO. CIT - 1 / TECH / S - 685 / AGRA
SRI  GIRIRAJ  JI  GOSHALA  IS  A  TRUE  &  SAATVIK  GOSHALA  FOR  PROTECTION  &  WELFARE  OF  COWS ,      GO  BHAKTS  ARE  REQUESTED  TO  COME  FORWARD TO  ASSOCIATE  THEMSELVES  FOR  THIS  NOBLE  CAUSE.      ( ALL  DONATIONS  OR  CONTRIBUTIONS  ARE  EXEMPTED  UNDER  SECTION  -  80G  &  12AA  OF  INCOME  TAX  ACT )
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COW PUJAN




The Go Puja reminds us of the important role the cow, symbolic of the mother, plays in our lives. It’s an opportunity for us to
show our appreciation and reverence for her.
While possessing a beautiful spiritual
symbolism and deep universal significance,
cow worshipping might seem like a strange
notion for those not raised in the Indian culture.




But, as with most things spiritual, one must sincerely attempt to peel back the protective skin if one wants to get to the sweet fruit inside. Here is a creature that takes so little from nature – just some quiet grazing in the fields – and is abundantly generous in return. It is easy to conceive of worshipping the cow if one can first understand love. If love is there, we are naturally inspired to serve. This service itself is worship! when we truly love, each action spontaneously becomes a worship



This day, cows, wearing garlands of yellow flowers, and with their bodies decorated with sacred ash and kumkum, Immediately,
those around began to lovingly pet and caress them,
speaking soft words of gratitude and offering
various forms of praise, such as bowing their
heads with folded hands and chanting scriptural
verses. This is a moment to personally thank
the cow for all that she selflessly gives us,
honouring her as our mother.







For the final ceremony, the cows led the singing procession back to the steps of the main temple.There they were honoured once again by more bhajans, and showered with flower petals and holy water. Ashram pujaris waved incense and an arati lamp, and applied sandal paste and kum kum to their foreheads, accompanied by scriptural chants,Finally,the cows were each once again showered with flower petals, and fed more plantains.







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