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 At Shree Lalitamba Gau Seva Trust, we believe that cow care — especially providing proper food and fresh grass — is much more than a basic need. It is a sacred duty, a compassionate service (seva) and a living expression of gratitude to “Gau Mata” — the cow who has nourished humanity for generations through her milk, dung, and natural gifts.  Why Cow Food & Grass Seva Matters Honouring the Divine within the Cow According to our beliefs, the cow is revered not merely as an animal but as a sacred being — carrying within her the blessings of many gods and goddesses. By feeding her, we symbolically serve them.  Expressing Gratitude for Motherhood & Nourishment For centuries, cows have nourished humanity — with milk, dairy products, natural fertilizers. Feeding them fresh grass and wholesome food is our way of giving back, acknowledging their selfless contribution.  Spiritual & Karmic Benefits As per Hindu tradition and scriptures, serving cows purifies the m...

Gau Mata: The Heart of India’s Spiritual Heritage In Indian culture, the cow is not just an animal — she is revered as Gau Mata, a divine symbol of purity, compassion, and nurturing energy. Scriptures including the Vedas, Puranas, and Mahabharata describe the cow as sacred and life-giving. Serving and protecting her is considered one of the highest acts of virtue. Gau Seva (service to cows) and Gau Daan (cow donation) are acts of deep faith, compassion, and gratitude — they connect us to our spiritual roots and strengthen our bond with dharma. 2. The Meaning and Importance of Gau Seva Daan • Spiritual Merit (Punya) Gau Daan is considered one of the most auspicious offerings in Sanatana Dharma. It purifies the mind, elevates the soul, and invites divine blessings into one’s life. • Peace for Ancestors Serving and donating for cows is believed to bring peace (pitra shanti) to one’s ancestors and reduce karmic burdens. • Preserving Dharma & Tradition Gau Seva keeps alive our cultural ...