23/09/2025 Pets & Animals
Every year, when the vibrant festival of Navratri arrives, hearts across India beat with devotion as we worship Goddess Durga, the embodiment of Shakti (divine feminine power). At Krishnayan, we celebrate Navratri not only through the worship of Maa Jagdambe but also by recognising and serving Mother Cow (Gaumata)—an entity deeply interwoven with Hindu tradition and with many meaningful connections to Goddess Durga. In this article, we explore how Mother Cow is associated with Goddess Durga and Navratri at Krishnayan, and why this association is spiritually significant.
Every year, when the vibrant festival of Navratri arrives, hearts across India beat with devotion as we worship Goddess Durga, the embodiment of Shakt...
In Hinduism, the cow is revered not merely as an animal but as a divine entity, embodying purity, abundance, and spiritual elevation. Often referred t...
Desi cows, also known as Gaumata or the Indian cow, have been a significant part of Indian culture and heritage for centuries. These cows are known fo...
JIVA Gosala was founded by HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji as part of his divine mission to preserve indigenous Indian cow breeds such as Gir, Ongole, and Pu...
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