Posts Tagged ‘importance of cowpathy’
Srila Prabhupad Views On Panchgavya
Quick Answer: Srila Prabhupad (A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami, ISKCON ke founder-acharya) ne apne lectures mein cow urine aur cow dung (Panchgavya) ke importance par baar-baar zor diya. Ayurveda ke ek famous shloka – “gavyam pavitram ca rasayanam ca…” – ke according, cow-based Panchgavya ek great elixir hai jo proper diet, heart ke liye pleasing, mental-physical strength badhane wala, longevity enhance karne wala aur bile-mucous-air (tridosha) balance karne wala hai, jo heart diseases aur poison ke effects ko door karta hai. Inhi principles se inspired hokar, Jasdan (Gujarat) mein Go Kripa Goshala ne 100+ Gir cows ke saath authentic Panchgavya products develop kiye hain. Introduction Srila Prabhupad Views On Panchgavya In Ayurveda it is said: The Ayurvedic Shloka: Gavyam Pavitram Cha Rasayanam Cha gavyam pavitram ca rasayanam ca pathyam ca hrdyam balam buddhi syata aayuh pradam rakt vikar hari tridosh hridrog vishapaham syata Meaning: Cow urine panchgavya is great elixir, proper diet, […]
Curing Some Common Diseases Through Go-Ark
Quick Answer: Go-Ark (Distilled Cow Urine) aur Ghanavati (Go Urine Ark Tablets) – ye dono Gomutra Ark ke common forms hain, jinpar 2 US Patents bhi grant ho chuke hain. Ayurveda ke according, Cow urine teen doshas – Vata, Pitta aur Kapha – ko balance karne mein madad karta hai (“Samya dosharogata”), aur antifungal, antibacterial, antimicrobial properties rakhta hai. Traditional remedies mein Go-Ark ko fever, asthma, hypertension, diabetes, jaundice jaisi conditions ke liye use karne ke tareeke describe kiye gaye hain – lekin ye sab traditional/Ayurvedic knowledge hai, isliye serious health conditions ke liye qualified doctor ya Ayurvedic practitioner se consult karna zaroori hai. Introduction Curing Some Common Diseases Through Go-Ark There are two forms of Cow Urine- 1) One is called Go-Ark (Distilled Cow Urine) Cow urine is boiled and the vapor is collected (process is called distillation) to make cow urine distillate for oral intake. 2) Then the […]
