KAPILA – The Goshala at Madyar Temple

Sri Parashakthi Temple at Madyar has been witnessing sustained development since its inception over the vast expanse of land. The latest addition is the holy abode of gomatha, i.e. “KAPILA”, the goshala. Located in the north-west corner of the temple, the goshala has come up in the placid surrounding, .capable of accommodating around 60 cows. The systematically developed complex has all the amenities required for careful nurturing of the cows, like fodder section, medical storage, disposal channels, feeding bays and storage room. Bio wastes are utilized for slurry preparation and are being pumped for irrigation purpose. A modern bio gas production unit has been set e cows on a regular basis. up here, catering to cooking requirements. Exclusive houses for the caretakers have also been constructed right adjacent to the goshala for round the clock monitoring of the cows. It is really a feast to watch the cows enjoying themselves in the company of calves here. Devotees visiting the goshala get a deep sense of satisfaction, as the cows are considered to be ‘kamadhenu’ and embodied with thirty three crores of devatha chaithanyas. Some of the devotees also volunteer themselves in the service of these holy cows.

The cajoling sound of ‘amba’, caressing of the calves by the cows with tender care, greeting the visitors curiously with eyes wide open and stretched neck – all these will lighten the heart of the devotees, who return with a sense of great satisfaction. When the experience gained here is analysed in the light of its applicability in our life, it leaves a profound impact on us in terms of satvik virtues.
Use of cow products – medicinal values

Kapila Goshala Madyar
Gober gas produced is used for cooking in the “AKSHAYA DHAMA Anna Chatra”. The slurry formed out of the cow dung and urine is used in feeding to the vegetation activities in the growth yard.

Cows are receivers of the auspicious rays from all heavenly constellations. Thus, the cow contains influences of all constellations. Cow is the only divine living being that has a Surya Ketu Nadi (vein connected to sun) passing through her backbone. Surya ketu Nadi, on interaction with solar rays produces gold salts in her blood. These salts are present in the cow’s milk and cow’s other bodily fluids which miraculously cure many diseases. Ancient scripture state that “Suryaketu” nerve on cow’s back absorbs harmful radiations and cleanses atmosphere. Mere presence of cows is a great contribution to environment.

Cow milk is the most compatible with human mothers milk than any other species in existence. The DNA of the cow looks to be specifically constructed to be harmonious with mammalian human DNA. That is how the humans could benefit from cows products like milk, cheese, butter, cream and yoghurt.

Charaka Samhita states that, “Milk is the best life strengthener. Milk is also rich in some vitamins. Distilled cow urine finds use in the treatment of flu, arthritis, bacterial diseases, food poisoning, indigestion and leprosy.

In medicine: ( In Ayurveda) it is said:
|| gavyam pavitram ca rasayanam ca pathyam ca hrdyam balam buddhi syataaayuh pradam rakt vikar hari tridosh hridrog vishapaham syata || Meaning : Cow urine panchgavya is great elixir, proper diet, pleasing to heart, giver of mental and physical strength, enhances longevity. It balances bile, mucous and air.
Panchagavya Mix : Various medical formulations like Panchagavya Ghrita, Amritasara, Ghanavati, Ksharavati, Netrasara etc. are invaluable medicines in Ayurvedic system. (Courtesy: Internet Source)






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