Importance of Mother Cow in the scriptures and Puranas.

* The sight of a cow or bull in a dream brings good luck and eliminates disease. In the same way, it is considered best to suck the skin of a cow in a dream. Byana in the house of a cow in a dream, riding a bull, eating kheer mixed with ghee in the middle of a pond is also considered good. A meal of kheer with ghee is considered to be an indicator of state achievement.
Similarly, the one who drinks milk with freshly milked foam in a dream gets happiness by seeing many bhogas and curds. The one who rides alone in a dream on a chariot with Taurus and wakes up in the same state, he gets quick money. In a dream, getting money by getting curd, success by getting ghee and success by eating curd is also certain.
Seeing curd and milk while starting the journey is considered to be a good omen. By eating curd rice in a dream, the work is accomplished and by climbing on the bull, the liquid is benefited and the disease is relieved. At the same time, the family grows by seeing a bull or a cow on its own. The sight of all black things in a dream is considered blasphemous, only the sight of Krishna is auspicious. (The fruit of God’s vision in a dream, heard from the mouth of the saints)
Taurus should be considered as the father of the world and cows as the mother of the world. Worshipping them leads to worshipping all the ancestors and the gods. Who can be a better animal than a cow whose cow dung cleans the assembly hall, the cowshed, the house and the temple? The man who feeds a handful of grass to another’s cow every day before eating his own food for a year gets the fruits of serving the cow every time. (Mahabharata, Ashvamedhikaparva, Vaishnavism)
This whole world is sustained on the strength of gods, brahmins, cows, sadhus and sadhvi women, therefore they are the most revered. The place where cows drink water is a place of pilgrimage. The holy rivers like the Ganga and the Yamuna are sacred.
Where by the way the cow mother crosses the river crossing the water body, etc., there are definitely rivers or pilgrimages like Ganga, Yamuna, Sindhu, Saraswati etc. (Vishnudharmottara Purana. Dv. Kh 42. 49-58)
O Brahmans! The dust from the cow’s hoof is the destroyer of all sins. Whether this dust is of a pilgrim or of a poor country like Magadha. There’s no need to worry or doubt. Not only this, she is the giver of all goodness, the purifier and the destroyer of misery and poverty.
Due to the residence of cows, the earth also gets purified. The place where the cows sit, that house becomes absolutely sacred. There isn’t any blame. Their breathless air is like nirajan for the gods. Touching cows is very virtuous and it also destroys all dreams, sins, etc. Directly between the neck and the head of the cow is the abode of Bhagwati Ganga. Cows are omnipotent and omnipresent. Their cries are also very holy and virtuous. (Vishnudharmottara Purana, from Lord Hansa Brahmins)
Brahmanandam! By scratching the body of the cow or removing the germs from her body, man washes away all his sins. Donating cow dung is a great blessing. By grazing the cows and turning them over to the water body to drink water, man lives in heaven for eternity. By arranging pastures for the propagation of cows, man undoubtedly obtains the fruits of the Ashvamedha sacrifice. By building cowsheds for cows, man becomes the master of the whole city, and by feeding them salt, man attains great fortune. (Vishnudharmottara Purana, from Lord Hansa Brahmins)
• By freeing the cow from distress, trapped in calamity or in crisis, or troubled by the fear of thieves and tigers, etc., man obtains the fruits of the Ashvamedha sacrifice. By giving medicine to the cows in the diseased state, man himself gets rid of all diseases. When the cow is freed from fear, man himself is freed from all fears.
By buying a cow from Chandal’s hand, one gets the fruits of cow sacrifice and by rearing a cow from someone else’s hand, one gets the fruits of cow sacrifice. By protecting cows from cold and sunshine, one attains heaven. (Vishnudharmottara Purana, from Lord Hansa Brahmins)
This panchagavya of Gomutra, Gomaya, Godugdha, Godadhi, Goghrita and Kushoda is said to be the most sacred in bathing and drinking. All these good things protect us from demons, ghosts, vampires, demons, etc., and destroy the miseries of tomorrow. Gorochana is likewise the destroyer of demons, snake venom and all diseases and the most blessed. He who gets up early in the morning and sees his face in the ghee kept in a deep bowl, his misery and poverty ends for the sake of everything and then the burden of sin does not remain.
(Pushkar Ji, a well-versed scholar of Vishnudharmottara Purana, politics and theology, from Bhagwan Parashuram)
• Spitting should not be left on cows, gokul, cow dung etc. (Pushkar Parashuram Dialogues)
He who arranges water in the path of the cow, in the pasture, attains Varuna Loka and dwells there for ten thousand years, and wherever he is born next, he is satisfied with all the pleasures. On ploughing the pasture with plough etc., up to fourteen Indras attain a terrible hell. O Parashuram! One who disturbs the cow while drinking water should believe that he has committed gross brahmahatya. The one who protects the cow frightened by the lion, tiger, etc. and the one who rescues the cow trapped in the mud, enjoys heavenly pleasures in heaven till Kalpa. By giving grass to the cows, the person becomes beautiful in the next life and attains grace and great fortune. (Pushkar Parashuram Dialogues)
O Parashurama! Selling cows is also not beneficial. Even by taking the name of cows, man is cleansed of sins. The touch of the cow is the destroyer of all sins and the legislator of all kinds of good fortune and good fortune. By donating cows, many families are saved.
In the mother’s family, father’s family and brother’s family, where a single cow mother lives, the impurity of menstruation and childbirth etc. also does not come and the defect of having bone, iron, unevenness of the shape of the earth in the earth is also destroyed. Breathing in the cow’s breath brings great peace to the house. In all the scriptures, the breath of the cow is called Mahanirajan. O Parashuram! All the sins of man are removed by touching the cow. (Pushkar Parashuram Dialogues)
* He who does not get the privilege of eating cow’s milk, curd and ghee, his body is like stool. Food lasts for five nights, milk for seven nights, curd for twenty nights and ghee for one month. The one who eats non-Gavya (the product of cow’s milk without milk) continuously for a month, the ghosts get a share in that man’s food, so in every age, only one cow is considered fit for all activities. The cow is always and at all times the giver of dharma, artha, kama and moksha. (Padmapuran, Brahmaji and Narad Muni Dialogues)

Milk, curd, ghee, dung, urine and rochana – these six parts (goshadanga) are very sacred and purify the living beings by destroying all their vapours. The Sri Samanya Bilva tree is derived from cow dung. It is very dear to Lord Shiva. Since Padmahasta Bhagwati Lakshmi resides directly in that tree, it is also called Sri Vriksha. Later, the seeds of Neelkamal and Raktkamal were also produced from cow dung. From the head of the cow is the most holy concoction, the bestower of all desires and the bestower of good.
A highly aromatic substance called guggul is produced from the urine of cows. It’s good to see that. This guggul is the food of all the gods, especially Lord Shankara. All the world’s best beaches and the most beautiful food and desserts are all made from cow’s milk. Gayaka Dahi is popular for fulfilling the good wishes of all processes. The nectar which satisfies the gods is produced from the ghee of the cow. (Bhavishyapuran, Uttarparva, A.69, Bhagwan Shrikrushna Yudhishthir Samvad)
• Scrubbing the cows and giving them a bath is also as fruitful as the bridegroom. He who protects a singer who is sad with fear, he gets a hundred new fruits. From the sea to all the big pilgrimages, streams, lakes, etc. in the earth, all of them together are not even equal to one-sixteenth of bathing in the water of the horn of the cow. (The Great Memory, Chapter 5)
* At the time of Rama-vanavasa, Bharata remained healthy for 14 years and made spiritual progress because he used to consume cow urine along with food.
On hearing the cow urine, brother Valkalambaram. .
(Srimad Bhagavatam 9. 10. 34).
* Visit Gomata and pay obeisance to her. By doing this, the earth’s circumference including the seven binoculars gets completed. Cows are the mother of all living beings and the giver of happiness. A man who aspires for growth should always look around the cow-mother.
* If a person who has nothing for shraddha meditates on these pitras and feeds grass to the cow mother with reverence, then he gets the fruit of shraddha. (The Decision)
“Cow is the mother of all living beings and the giver of all happiness, so people who seek welfare should always circumambulate cows. Don’t kill the cow. Don’t go through the middle. Always worship the basic Gods and Goddesses. (See figure 69. 7-8)
* Do not harass cows when they are grazing or sitting in solitude. Whenever she looks angrily at her master, suffering from thirst, she perishes along with her brothers and sisters. The kings should protect the cows and cows. Keep as many cows as can be well fed. Special care should be taken that the cow never suffers from hunger.
* He in whose house the cow cries out in hunger will surely go to hell. The man who manages to prevent the winter from reaching the house of the cows and to keep the water pot full of pure water, enjoys bliss in the Brahmaloka.
* The man who rescues a lion, tiger or any other cow frightened, mired in mud or drowning in water, enjoys an imaginary paradise. The singer should be protected, worshipped and nurtured like his beloved mother. The man who chastises the cows attains hell. (Haveri)
Cow dung and urine destroy Alakshmi, so never hate her. In whose house the thirsty cow remains tied, the menstruating girl remains unmarried and the gods remain without worship, all her previous virtues are destroyed. When the cows graze at will, the man who restrains them causes the forefathers to tremble and tremble. The men who foolishly beat the cows with sticks have to go to Yamapuri without their hands. (Padmapuran, Patal. A18)
By feeding the cow proper salt (salted food) the holy world is obtained and he who satisfies the cow by feeding her grass fodder before his meal, he gets the fruit of a thousand groves. (Aditya Puran)
“Cows should be treated with respect by their parents. Arrangements should be made to provide grass and cold water to the cows on the occasion of agitations, calamities and revolutions. (Brahmanbaria)
* Visit Gomata and pay obeisance to her. By doing this, the earth’s circumference including the seven binoculars gets completed. Cows are the mother of all living beings and the giver of happiness. A man who aspires for growth should always look around the cow-mother.
• If a person who has nothing for shraddha meditates on these pitras and reverently feeds grass to the cow mother, then he gets the fruit of shraddha. (The Decision)
Maharshi Vashishtha ji, while explaining the glory of the cow mother and her charity in many ways, gave an important sermon and set a standard for human beings.
Naakirtuvarana ga: Supyaat ghanta sammritya chotupate. Samapratnamasya should be confirmed immediately. .
There is no such thing as sanity.
Don’t be a dreamer of bad dreams. .
(Mahabha, Anus 78: 16, 18)
That is, do not sleep without chanting the name of the cow. Wake up remembering them and greet them morning and evening. This gives strength and energy. Take the jam of cows every day, never insult them. If you see bad dreams, take the name of mother cow.
Similarly, he goes on to say that a person who devoutly chants the equivalent of the following mantra night and day becomes absolutely free from fear in any situation, even or odd, and becomes the beneficiary of the grace of the Almighty.

The mantra is as follows –

Ga Vai Pashyamhayam Nityam Jaab: Pashyantu Maa Sada.