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Cow in Vedas (वेदेषु गौः) (view source)
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4) kshma
4) kshma
5) Ksha
5) Ksha
6) Kshama
6) Kshama
7) kshoni
7) kshoni
8) kshiti
8) kshiti
9) Avanihi
9) Avanihi
13) Ripah
13) Ripah
14) Aditihi
14) Aditihi
15) Ila
15) Ila
16) Niryathi
16) Niryathi
Therefore, this Sun is accepted as the ||guru and the evidence is the old nirukti, the legacy of that Nirukti is the evidence. Now who is the Sun? and who is the cow?
Therefore, this Sun is accepted as the ||guru and the evidence is the old nirukti, the legacy of that Nirukti is the evidence. Now who is the Sun? and who is the cow?
== Sankoshan ==
== Sankoshan ?? ==
The cow is called ||devaanaam mata (mother of devathas). Why is Indra called Gospathi and why do all great maharshis like Gautama, Gavisthara have the name they have? Also there are gavamayana such significant and symbolic yajna is there(???). This is done with cows only. This is explained in Taitreya Samhita.
The cow is called ||devaanaam mata (mother of devathas).
Why is Indra called Gospathi and why do all great maharshis like Gautama, Gavisthara have the name they have?
Also there are gavamayana such significant and symbolic yajna is there(???). This is done with cows only. This is explained in Taitreya Samhita.
There is a famous sukta in Rg Veda 10.169 called Go sukta which says that those who are hardworking and perform ||tapasya (), they would understand that these mantras are not addressing just the ordinary cows. It is not possible. Superficial also we can understand this. There is also the “kamadhenu” cow who is referred to in the Vedas in the clash between Vasishtha and Vishwamitra Muni. Is Kamadhenu an ordinary cow? Kaushika or Vishwamitra was a rich sensuality, and powerful king who had the power of Kshatra dharma (). He desired to own kamadhenu. It is important to understand why he desired Kamadhenu.
There is a famous sukta in Rg Veda 10.169 called Go sukta which says that those who are hardworking and perform ||tapasya (), they would understand that these mantras are not addressing just the ordinary cows. It is not possible. Superficial also we can understand this. There is also the “kamadhenu” cow who is referred to in the Vedas in the clash between Vasishtha and Vishwamitra Muni. Is Kamadhenu an ordinary cow? Kaushika or Vishwamitra was a rich sensuality, and powerful king who had the power of Kshatra dharma (). He desired to own kamadhenu. It is important to understand why he desired Kamadhenu.