PANCHGAVYA- THE LIFE VIGOUR AND EFFECTIVE ORGANIC MANURE


Quick Answer: Panchagavya — cow’s 5 sacred products (milk, curd, ghee, Gomutra, Gomaya) — Ayurveda ka most comprehensive health, agriculture aur spiritual wellness system hai. Sanskrit shloka: “gavyam pavitram ca rasayanam ca pathyam ca hrdyam balam buddhi syata” — cow’s Panchagavya purifying, life-extending, heart-nourishing, intelligence-enhancing hai. As organic manure: Panchagavya spray dramatically increases plant immunity, yield, aur soil vitality. As human medicine: Panchagavya treats chronic diseases where allopathy fails. Gir cow ka Panchagavya — India’s original all-in-one life vigour system. Panchagavya — Life Vigour ka Complete System Ayurveda mein ek profound shloka hai: “gavyam pavitram ca rasayanam ca pathyam ca hrdyam balam buddhi syata, aayuh pradam rakt vikar hari tridosh hridrog vishapaham syata” — Cow’s Panchagavya is: purifying (pavitram), life-extending Rasayana, beneficial (pathyam), heart-nourishing (hrdyam), strength-giving (balam), intelligence-enhancing (buddhi), life-prolonging (aayuh pradam), blood-purifying, Tridosha-balancing, heart-disease-healing, poison-destroying. This single shloka describes what modern wellness industry tries to sell with dozens of […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

What Makes The Panchgavya Important for Medical Science?


Quick Answer: Panchgavya — cow milk, curd, ghee, urine (Gomutra), aur dung (Gomaya) — Ayurveda ki sabse powerful medical science hai. Modern chemical analysis ne confirm kiya hai ki har ek ingredient mein unique medicinal compounds hain: milk balanced nutrition aur immunity ke liye, ghee brain aur eye health ke liye, Gomutra liver disorders, tumors aur respiratory ailments ke liye, aur Gomaya antimicrobial aur purifying properties ke liye. Sirf A2 Gir breed ka Panchgavya Ayurvedic texts mein describe properties rakhta hai. Introduction: Panchgavya — Medical Science Ka Ancient Yet Proven System Importance Panchgavya In Medical Science Panchgavya — Panch (five) + Gavya (cow products) — desi Gir cow ke paanch sacred products ka combination hai: milk, curd (dahi), ghee (clarified butter), Gomutra (urine), aur Gomaya (dung). Ye sirf religious practice nahi hai — ek complete medical science hai jisme har ingredient ka specific medicinal role hai, aur har ek ko […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

CAN THESE BE METHODS OF COW PROTECTION?


Quick Answer: Gau Mata ki protection ke “true methods” kya hain? Festival pe token food offering ya Diwali pe cow visit — ye cow protection nahi, ye symbolic gesture hai. True cow protection = continuous, daily, economic, dharmic engagement with desi cow’s wellbeing. Gokarunanidhi (1881) se lekar modern Goshala model tak — authentic cow protection ke 5 pillars: breed preservation, Panchagavya economy, Go-Seva devotion, anti-slaughter advocacy, aur conscious consumer choice. Go Kripa Products — daily Gir cow protection ka modern practical path. True Methods of Cow Protection — Beyond Token Gestures Ek profound question: Diwali, Holi jaise festivals par Gau-mata ko obeisances aur thoda food dena — kya ye cow protection hai? Ya Pitr Paksha mein “Gau-Gras” nikalna — kya ye enough hai? Answer: No. These are beautiful traditions — but they are symbolic gestures, not cow protection. Cow protection ka arth hai: continuous, economically viable, breed-specific, daily engagement with […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

ANCIENT WISDOM FOR MODERN TIMES (PART 3)


In this series let’s look at the olden ways of getting rid of exfoliating the skin with natural and holistic soaps. Let’s go back in Krishna’s era; when supreme personality of Godhead Lord Shri Krishna Himself appeared on earth. In Bhagwat puran it is clearly mentioned that baby Krishna was given a bath with cow’s urine and dung after he killed the demon Putana who fed the baby Krishna with her poisonous milk. This shows that in ancient times people considered cows to be so sacred that even their urine and dung was considered to be pure. Modern research has already proven that Cow dung has many antibacterial and other therapeutic properties which when used on skin can not only help it to keep health but also increase the glow of the skin. The soaps made of cow dung also ANCIENT WISDOM FOR MODERN TIMES contain natural herbs such as […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

ANCIENT WISDOM FOR MODERN TIMES (PART 2)


The invaluable dung ash If I claim that cow dung ash is so precious that it can save us from international debt slavery; would you believe me? But the fact is it may not be possible to assign any price in monetary terms to the ash which is left over after cooking on the dung cakes. Allow me to enumerate various uses of cow dung ash that has been part and parcel of Indian culture. Preservation of food grains In olden days, the kings used to preserve jowar for their subjects for use during drought year. For preserving jowar to last for years, ash of equal weight was mixed with jowar, and it then could be stored in this way for 12 years without any damage. Even in normal; course people could store food grains for 2 to 3 years in their storage tanks made of clay in each household, […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

ANCIENT WISDOM FOR MORDERN TIMES (PART 1)


The last description gave details of how modern toothpaste are dangerously harmful not only; to our teeth but to the general health as well. Let’s take a look at the ancient methods of maintain dental health and its benefits in today’s era too if followed sincerely. In olden days people used DAATUN (TWIGS OF NEEM, BABUL, KARONJI TREES) to brush teeth. Yes, to brush the teeth, if that surprises you a bit. The teeth of this generation people remained healthy, cavity free and perfect even at a ripe of 70 years. These people could eat sugarcane without having difficulty while peeling it with their teeth. Neem Datun – a desi harmless toothbrush DAATUN was an excellent toothbrush which could be disposed off after each use and what more; being natural; it was biodegradable and thus safe for environment unlike the modern toothpaste which contains non biodegradable chemicals that pollutes the […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

Panchagavya Camp Successfully Completed – an another step towards Cow Protection Movement


Completed Panchagavya Academy Batch#1 [Camp 1] GOSEVA-Vadic Academy Panchagavya Education -Vape The first camp of first batch of PanchGavya Academy was successfully completed on july 7th , 2015 at 7.00 PM (@Hingolgadh – Jasdan) . The academy is overjoyed to entertain students from various states and background. The over whelming response in such a huge number was least expected. The camp was conducted in the direct vigilance of King of Jasdan Shri SatyajitKumar S. Khachar, who attended the classes with the students and guided them and helped them to understand the basics of Go Raksha, Go-shala maintain ace and self reliant features of go-shala with his wide vision and experience. Vedic Academy Panchagavya Education Ashram @ Hingolgadh Heritage – Jasdan This venture was conceived with the sole aim of cow protection and conservation in Saurashtra region. The Academy is proud to announce that it was attended by many enthusiastic Go-Palaks( Cow herders) […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

Desi Indian Cows’ Gau-Mutra and Gomaya (Cow dung) Are more valuable than Cow’s milk


Quick Answer: Desi Indian cow (Gir breed) ka Gomutra (urine) aur Gomaya (dung) — Cow’s milk se bhi zyada valuable hain Ayurvedic aur economic perspective se. Gomutra mein Gold, Silver, Vitamins, Minerals plus CSIR-patented bioenhancer compounds hain. Gomaya mein antimicrobial, radiation-absorbing aur soil-enriching properties hain. Jab ek aged dry cow ko slaughterhouse bheja jaata hai, uski estimated lifetime product value ₹15+ lakhs waste hoti hai. Har zinda Gir cow ek walking pharmacy hai — sirf milk producer nahi. Introduction: Gau Mutra aur Gomaya — Why They Are More Valuable Than Milk Cow Dung and Cow Urine — More Valuable Than Milk India mein aaj ek tragic irony hai: jo cows milk dena band kar deti hain, unhe aksar slaughterhouses ko bech diya jaata hai — jab ki unka Gomutra aur Gomaya production unki lifetime mein milk se bhi zyada economic aur medicinal value rakhti hai. Ye ek fundamental misunderstanding hai […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

VAPE for GAU PANCHAGAVYA SCIENCE


Millions of Dollars are spent annually on health care industry worldwide in today’s scenario, yet people are not finding remedy that can completely cure the disease they are suffering from. Medical approaches like allopath etc are known to cause several side effects that give rise to other health problems. However age old practice of Vedic medical science through Ayurveda that is holistic approach to treat diseases is ignored and forgotten unfortunately by Indians as well. The herbs used as medicines in Ayurveda often utilize   Go Panchgavya– Cow’s Urine, Dung, Milk, Ghee and Curd to season and prepare them. This altogether new application of herbs grown in complete organic natural conditions mixed with Panchgavya has given rise to new Gau-panchgavya science. vadic Academy Panchagavya Education GoSeva – GoKripa Products have been manufacturing such medicines since last 10 years and has got such a large positive feedback from its users that the company […]

Read More…

Tagged with :

KamalNayan Bajaj Award 2015 to Go Kripa Products


Lt. KamalNayan Bajaj Award 2015 to Go Kripa Products Award KamalNayan Bajaj 2015 to Gau Seva It is since 2008 “GoSeva” – Go Kripa Products have been admired and being praised by our valued customers. So many religious saints and practioners are the regular users of our Gau Products. A new feather has been added in our cap. Recently on 17th April 2015 at PUNE, we were awarded with Lt. Kamalnayan Bajaj award for best quality Go Products, specifically our Gopika Soap. In an assembly of almost 2000 people from various fields, in the presence of Maharashtra State Minister Sri Girish ji Bapat, Ghanshyam Das {SHAMJI VARCHAND} received this award from the hand of MLA Sri Yogesh Tilekar from Katraj. We were also praised for our significant contribution for protection of cows. gavai pasyamyaham nityam gavah pasyantu mam sada gavo smakam vayam tasam yato gavastato vayam “May i always see the COW […]

Read More…

Tagged with :