JIVA Sriramnagaram Go:sa:la
His Holiness Sri Sri Sri Tridandi Srimannarayana Ramanuja Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji started a Go:sa:la (a cowshed) to preserve all the existing indigenous species/breeds of cows.
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.
Seva & Rituals at Our Gosala
What Your Support Has Made Possible
9 indigenous cow breeds, including Ongole, Pungunuru, Gir, Malinadu, Vechuri, Shahiwala, Tharparkar, Kanrej, and Desi Cow Mix. Among them, the Gir breed has the highest count with 101 cows, while the Desi Cow Mix also shows significant numbers with 57 cows and the highest number of calves (60 middle-aged and 158 small). The Ongole breed follows with 37 cows and a healthy calf population. These breeds are supported by a combination of bulls and calves of various ages, ensuring preservation and growth of native genetics.
Ongole
Cows: 0
Bulls: 0
Calf middle age: 0
Pungunuru
Cows: 0
Bulls: 0
Calf middle age: 0
Gir
Cows: 0
Bulls: 0
Calf small: 0
Malinadu
Cows: 0
Vechuri
Cows: 0
Bulls: 0
Shahiwala
Cows: 0
Thar Parkar
Cows: 0
Kanrej
Cows: 0
Desi Cow Mix
Cows: 0
Bulls: 0
Calf middle age: 0
Calf small: 0
“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)
1. When can the go danam 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.