JIVA Gosala
Welcome to our Gosala, a sanctuary dedicated to the preservation and reverence of indigenous Indian cows. Our mission is to protect these sacred beings, promote sustainable livelihoods, and educate the community about the invaluable benefits of desi cows. Through traditional practices and collective efforts, we strive to uphold the sanctity and purity of Gau Seva.
Goseva – A Sacred Lifeline Protect Cows, Protect Yourself
In our tradition, Goseva (service to cows) is revered as one of the most sacred and selfless acts of devotion. Cows are considered divine mothers, nourishing humanity with their gifts and sustaining life in countless ways. Caring for them is not only an act of compassion but also a path to immense spiritual merit.
When you extend your support to these gentle beings, you are protecting a sacred heritage and creating blessings that extend to your family and future generations.
Why Goseva Matters
* Cows are symbols of purity, selfless giving, and dharma.
* Serving and protecting them uplifts both the giver and the receiver.
* Goseva ensures that these sacred beings live with dignity, care, and love.
Your Contribution Makes a Difference
By offering even a small donation, you help to:
* Provide nourishing food and clean shelter
* Support medical care and health protection
* Sustain a timeless tradition that blesses generations
* Uphold dharma and ensure the well-being of all beings
Be Part of the Sacred Service
Every act of kindness toward cows is a step toward protecting life itself. Your generosity today ensures that these holy beings remain safe, healthy, and cared for with love.
👉 Join hands in Goseva. Protect cows, protect yourself, and receive divine blessings.
Seva & Rituals at Our Gosala
What Your Support Has Made Possible
The Gosala is home to nine indigenous cow breeds, including Ongole, Punganur, Gir, Malinadu, Vechuri, Shahiwal, Tharparkar, Kankrej, and Desi Cow Mix, reflecting a strong commitment to the conservation of native Indian cattle. Among these, the Gir breed stands out with the highest population of 101 cows, highlighting its adaptability, high milk yield, and resilience. The Desi Cow Mix also forms a significant portion of the herd, with 57 cows and the largest number of calves, including 60 middle-aged calves and 158 young calves, indicating healthy breeding and growth practices.
The Ongole breed, known for its strength and agricultural utility, follows with 37 cows supported by a robust calf population, ensuring continuity of this prized lineage. Other rare and region-specific breeds such as Punganur and Vechuri, which are among the smallest indigenous cattle in the world, are carefully nurtured to prevent extinction. Breeds like Shahiwal, Tharparkar, Kankrej, and Malinadu further enhance genetic diversity, each valued for unique traits such as heat tolerance, disease resistance, and quality milk production.
A well-balanced mix of bulls, cows, and calves across different age groups strengthens natural breeding cycles and long-term sustainability. Through systematic care, ethical breeding practices, and traditional knowledge, the Gosala plays a vital role in preserving indigenous genetics, promoting biodiversity, and supporting sustainable rural livelihoods, ensuring that these native breeds continue to thrive for future generations.
“SERVE ALL BEINGS AS SERVICE TO GOD”
“WORSHIP YOUR OWN… RESPECT ALL”
Each seva is an opportunity to serve, experience spiritual fulfillment, and receive divine blessings.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
When can the godanam be performed and what is its significance?
Departed souls will be relieved from the hells and from a treacherous river “Vaitharini” by doing Go danam. The devathas in the cow will take care of the soul.