SHREE
VAISHNAV AGARSAIN GAUSHALA (HISAR)
An Appeal
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The quintessence of broad based Indian culture rests on twin objective of humanity, peace and prosperity. This aspect is abundantly represented by the Holy Cow which is taken as a personification of fulfiller of all wishes ‘Kamdhenu’ for the humans. The holy books Vedas Shastras which is time immemorial lends credence to this pious belief. |
The ‘Gau Mata’ or the ‘Holy Cow’ enables not only ones’ attainment of
worldly material pursuits through the path of Dharma (Pious practices)
Artha
(material wealth) Kama (desires) but also enables a person to achieve
salvation or the ultimate bliss and happiness on heavenly abode Moksha (the
eternal heavenly peace).
It is pity to observe as a result of ignorance from many corners cows are
treated as a mere animal and as a result they are neglected and allowed to
wander. The holy cows are witnessed by many of us, eating paper and rubbish.
This is despite the everlasting and inescapable bond between a human and a
cow.
In south of India, the cow dung / urine is treated with respect as these are
material ingredients in making of “Panch Kavya” which is used for
purification during Upanayanam.(Janau) and Marriage ceremonies. The cow dung
is also used to prepare Vibhooti which adores the forehead of Vedic
Scholars.
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Cow is a national resource and protection of cow is our bounden duty.
According to Indian culture, praying holy cow is given utmost importance by
Vedas, Puranas. According to the Indian holy book,
The back of mother Cow – Lord Bramha – The creator |
In the noble cause to give protection to holy Cows, Shree Vaishnav Agarsain
Gaushala, Agroha has sheds and large Acres of lands for grazing as well as
for growing animal feed (green fodder) with an hospital attached. Ambulance
with hydraulic systems to rescue wounded cows from the accident site or to
transport them for medical facility is also available.
The activities have to compound and it is possible only when pious donors
come forward with generous contributions in the endeavor.
“A mother feeds a child for six months whereas
the holy cow feeds us and our
family throughout the life”.
The holy cow’s protection should be ensured so that we can invoke the
blessings of the celestial Gods for peace and prosperity of humanity. In
order to facilitate such process of invocation of blessings, Shree Vaishnav
Agarsain Gaushala has made arrangements so that willing donors can come
forward for the noble cause. The service to this also costs in terms of
money, apart from voluntary service of people. The monthly expenses of Shree
Vaishnav Agarsain Gaushala has increased from Rs.8.00 lacs to Rs.10.00 lacs.
In order to make this institution self propelling and self generating, the
Gaushala has also taken up the process of proper breeding of the cows to
increase fertility of the cows and the animal waste can be used for
fertilizers. The Gaushala is making full efforts in this direction including
exploring the possibility of its waste being used in medicinal fields.
You are kindly aware that such a noble cause is only nurtured by generous
donors of religious institutions and social organizations. Thus it is
expected that persons of your stature and resource would certainly come
forward to assist in the endeavor.
FOR DONATIONS TO
SHREE VAISHNAV AGARSAIN GAUSHALA (HISAR)
Registration No. 54 of 1964-65 (1860 Section 21)
Donation exempted under 80G of Income Tax Act, 1961
(Vide letter No. CIT/HSR/2001-02/80G/1159 dated 13.05.2002)
HDFC Bank A/c 1551450000066
ICICI Bank A/c 017201005865
PNB(CBS) Bank A/c 0203009300070970
The Ardent devotees are requested to kindly inform your friends and
relatives to come forward. When you happen to be in Delhi, do spare a day
and visit the Gaushala and also visit Agroha Dham (Temple of Goddess Lakshmi).
Hisar is three hours journey by bus from Delhi (Piragari).
Let Gaumata shower her choicest blessings
on every devotee.
