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Freshly grated grass distribution for the cows

According to the Vedic astrology teachings, feeding cows with freshly grated grass brings one an immense benefit. Feeding cows with green grass harmonizes the Moon (Shashi), Venus (Sukra) and Buddh (Mercury, especially if it starts on Wednesday). Of course, it’s not always possible to start on a particular day, but because we are feeding cows in Vrindavan, the benefit for our dear donors & us themselves is immense regardless of time when you start it. Whatever benefits you aspire for, be they material or spiritual, if you help us feed cows in Vrindavan & put your own afford, it’s only the matter of time to get your desires fulfilled.
Even if all of the planets in your birth chart are in perfect position, if you participate in this noble cause, it’s very easy to obtain the blessings of Sri Laxmi Devi, Srimati Radharani, Sri Krishna, and Siva-Parvati who are also present in many places in Sri Vrindavan Dhama. It is said that Shanidev, the one who gives us the fruits of our karma and teaches us how to become the proper human beings, is very pleased with those who either feed cows themselves or help to feed cows with their donations.

There are many examples from India, where people somehow or other taking care of cows become very successful in business or politics or other spheres of life.

Gaya laddu (balls made from 3 special varieties of flour) distribution.

These balls are hand made from 3 special varieties of flour (chokar, or bran flour, chuni or broken gram, and atta or wholemeal flour) are really something special. This tradition is believed to have originated from Punjab, although people from other states may not agree with this opinion. Somehow or other, in many families this tradition has been passed from generation to generation. Feeding laddu balls to cows is believed to harmonise such planets as Jupiter (Guru), Sun (Surya) & Marc (Mangal).

We use laddu balls as a means of getting back to normal for the diseased and malnutritioned stray cows which the governments of Mathura and Vrindavan collect from the streets. Those laddu balls for the cows are like sweets for children. By eating those laddus the cows, many of whom are so weak that they can’t even moo, quickly recover and get back to normal before being rerooted to other charitable goshalas.

The man feeding cows with grains, prepares himself to own an unimaginable wealth. There are many examples when people quickly become rich by feeding cows and pursuing their business side by side.
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