Hare Krsna! Cow urine contains carbolic acid, which is a germicide. Thus, it adds to purification and cleanliness. In ancient scriptures, cow urine is said to be holy from this point of view. In modern light, cow urine contains Nitrogen, Phosphate, Urea, Uric acid, Potassium and Sodium. The months in which cow gives milk, the cow urine contains lactose […]
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Cow Urine Q&A – Part 2
Q. Are there other forms of cow urine in which it can be used? Yes, there are 3 other forms. They are as follows: 1. Gaumutrasav (fermented preparation) Ingredients: Cow urine 10 kg, old organic jaggery 2 kg. Process: Only earthen pot or glass pot must be used. First boil cow urine so that ammonia gas […]
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Pancha Gavya – Go-vara (Cow Dung)
Hare Krsna! Laxmi ji goddess of Fortune resides in cow dung. Therefore we see in south India in many temples lord is first shown the back of cow when lord is woken up. This is because consort of lord Sri Laxmi resides in cow dung or back of cow from where cow dung comes.
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Food precautions for different diseases when taking Cow urine as medicine
Hare Krsna! The recommended medicine is any form of cow urine as described above. You can take 2 tablets or 20 ml Gaumutra Asav (fermented) or 10 ml Gaumutra ark (distilled). In case of diabetes Gaumutra asav (fermented) should not be used. The tablets should be taken early in morning and before sleeping at night […]
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Ayurvedic description of Cow Urine and it’s medicinal use
Hare Krsna! Ayurveda is the medical branch of Vedas. “braham vakya janardanam” – Vedas have emanated from Lord Brahma’s mouth. They are for welfare of everyone. Therefore they are also called aptopadesh i.e. advice by near and dear ones. Cow urine makes one disease free by its prabhav (nature). Prabhav means inconceivable power. “Acintya shakti iti prabhav”. Prabhav is […]
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