Blessings on the auspicious occasion of Gopashtami!

The cow, revered as Kamadhenu and believed to house 33 crore deities, holds a special place in Hindu tradition. Goddess Lakshmi is said to reside in cow dung and urine, making them sacred. Lord Shri Krishna’s service to cows conveys the message of treating them as mothers worthy of worship. In Hindu culture, the cow is seen as a gentle and valuable creature, symbolizing balance and harmony on Earth. Gopashtami celebrates the significance of the cow in Hindu traditions, emphasizing the need to protect and promote this divine symbol.