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Science, medicine and technology in cow protection

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Aug 16, 2009, 12:00 am IST
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More over Panchagavya Gopitta, Go shrunga are also being used thise might be the reason why in classics it is told

On the other hand let me tell you, cow meat is very heavy to digest and it harms our body physiology and biochemistry as well. Still now a day unfortunately in the race of modernisation and urbanisation, the eternal path of progress have been forgotten; we are running hephezardouslly and it is a tragic condition that inspite of having excellent quality of live cow. at the interval of every 8 minutes one cow is being sacrificed in slaughter houses.

Away from Natures’ law means towards destruction

So, it is the urgent need of the Present era, that we people who feels and worships cow as mother, they come forward, plan out some constructive projects and run it successfully to draw attention of whole universe towards. It would be the real worship of Gaumata. “When you find a dream inside your heart, don’t ever let it go, because dreams are the tiny seeds from where a beautiful tomorrow grows…..” Yes,we have seen a dream to establish Cow as Gau mata again and for that we have planed and implemented some steps which may be the universally acknowledged ultimate path to servive, protect and improve the quality of Gau mata.

Factors which can be helpfull to Protection of:
01. Faith :

If root is strong , tree can survive for a long … same if we have good faith in our thought then only it can be conveyed to others. If we are having good base of some scientific approach to convey our precious wealth to the whole universe.

Way to convey the thoughts
a. Propagation :
Kaamdhenu katha :-

To convey the importance and scientific approach to common people we have made a multimedia presentation which contains all primary and still scientific aspects of utility of cow. We shows the presentation to different group of people. This presentation has given the title “Kamadhenu Katha” –

A story of Gaumata.
Go Vishwa kosha:-

It is really a good task, which would be very much useful as I personally feel, It is a compiled book regarding medicinal use of “Panchagavya”. Mention in different chief classics of Ayurveda… interestingly we found more than 2500 formulations in which one or more kind of Panchagavya has been used. The Gau vishakosha is unveiled by Shankaracharya Swami Shree Raghavendra Saraswatiji, at Shree Ramchandrapuram Matha, Hania, Shimoga.

This vishwakosha is derived in eight chapters where medicinal indication all kind of Panchagavya are compiled with their references. Uses of Panchagavya have also been mentioned in the book. Other than direct medicinal uses whether any of Panchagavya material is used for manufacture of Ayurvedic medicines is also compiled with their references

b. Treatment :
To reach upto the distant lay man, to convey importance of Panchagavya products towards we are running 3 Panchagavya Clinics successfully in different area of Jamnagar city since last 3 Years and I am glad to inform that in these clinics, we have treated more than 5000 patients of various diseases. Patients of asthama, diabetes, skin problems, allergic disease, hyper lipidemia are getting very good results even in the cases of cancer and Thalassemia are also feeling subjectively better after taking Panchagavya medicine.

More over it one moble clinic named ‘Kamdhenu Ratha’ [chariot of Kamdhenu] is also being run for village.

d. Practical implementation for upliftment of village economy :
We adopted a village Ishwariya, a village of Jamnagar, Gujarat. First we educated the people especially ladies of the village regarding utility of Gomutra, (cow urine) and Gobar (cow dung) and with their consent a co operative society named ‘Kamdhenu Divya Aushadhi Mahila Sahakari Mandali’ that is first co operative society of kind in India which is concerned with the distillation of Gomutra and from it they are producing not only various Ayurvedic medicine but also produces herbal fertilizer, herbal pesticides and some cosmetic items also. Farmers of the village are using herbal pesticides and fertilizers and getting more good qualities of their crops.

It starts from collection of urine, distillation, prepare different medicine, packing, accounting, supervision and management of everything is done by ladies only.

Advantages of such society

[ People will have more faith in Panchagavya ]

[ Concept of co-operation will be developed ]

[ People can earn without leaving their village so village can survive ]

[ More and more farmers will turn to use herbal pesticides and fertilizers, that would provide strong base to organic farming ]

[ Increase of employment opportunities in villages, so out sources will reduce and village and rural economy can be survived. ]

(The writer is a lecturer at Panchakarma Department in Gujarat Ayurveda University, Jamnagar and chairman of Gauvigyan Adhyayana Shodha Sansthan, Jamnagar. He can be contacted at [email protected])

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