Sutras by Maharishi Vagbhata: The Sacred Cow

India has regarded the cow as sacred for millenia - and with good reason

The Indian cow is one of the most magical beings made available to us by nature. Its milk and milk products heal, but that is not all: its urine and dung contain antibacterial and serveral other properties that hold the potential to powerfully enrich our lives.

Gaumutra: Cow's Urine

Cow's urine is a very potent medicine. Maharishi Vagbhata praises gau mootra very highly. It helps all three doshas. Vaata and Kapha it cures completely and also cures Pitta if taken with some ayurvedic medicines. It has all the 18 odd micronutrients that are available in mud (Jersey cow has only 3).

All the 148 ailments can be cured by gau mootra. This is the only thing with such a possibility. Have done thousands of experiments on this and found mind boggling results. It has 18 micro nutrients that are essential for the body. The only other place where all 18 found together is soil. Best time to take gau mootra is morning. If very ill take upto 100ml in a day best to take it twice a day on an empty stomach. Rest of us can take upto 50mm once a day on empty stomach.

Skin ailments are usually caused by Sulphur deficiency. Psoriasis has been cured, eczema, khuzli, khaaj etc were cured. It cures TB much faster than allopathy. It never recurs if treated with gau mootra. Studies were conducted on patients at AIMS. If taking allopathy, its speed of cure is increased manifold when combined with gau mootra. Joint pains were cured in three weeks. Cold and cough – dama and asthama and TB were cured by this very swiftly. When Gau-mootra was given to patients already taking allopathy, the effectiveness of the medicines was increased many fold. This is true for almost all serious ailments.

As per contemporary research 48 ailments are cured by completely by gau-mootra. Research on cancer is going on with tremendous results. Blood cancer is not showing so much improvement. A large hospital has been set up in Valsaad to cure cancer with Gau-Mootra. (Throat, Esophagus and stomach cancers are already showing huge improvements).

According to research deficiency of Curcumin leads to cancer – i.e. growth of tumor and later cancer. This is found in ample quantity in cow urine in a highly digestible form.

Only a cow which roams freely gives useful urine. The urine of a cow that stays tied up is not useful.

Some more remedies

Glucoma, retinal detachment and cataract etc all can be cured using gau mootra. Use gau mootra drops in the eye. It works wonders for all eye related ailments as they are mostly due to Kapha.
If ears of children are giving off pus – put drops of gau mootra.
For running nose and cold etc for children – use gau mootra ghrit.
Gau ghee in nose helps in deep sleep, snores can be reduced.
Hair loss – make curd and keep it in copper vessel for 5-6 days, rub it into head and then wash it off using shikakai. Wash hair with gau mootra once a month for long term health of hair.
Ribs, or chest congestion can be cured by a spoon of gau mootra.
Renal problems are taken care of by gau mootra.
Pitta patients need to increase ghee consumption while taking gau mootra to balance its effect.
Dark circle under eyes, and any other skin problems can be cured.
Its distillate or ‘ark’ can be used. Ark should only be taken in very small quantities i.e. 1 spoon.
The leftover after making ark is used for making soap, shampoo, floor cleaner etc.

Cowdung and Its Use in Organic Agriculture

By fertilizing land with cowdung (gobar), the yield of cotton has gone up to 7 quintal per acre from 2-3 earlier, wheat from 12 quintal to 24-25 quintal, rice from 15-17 quintal to 30 quintal, sugarcane from 8 feet high to 14 feet, recovery from 8% to 14%-15%. Jaggery made from sugarcane that was grown with cowdung as fertilizer sells for 70/kg in the international market. Only India can produce this.

In our culture cow is always referred to as ‘mother’. It has been said that a cow has 33 types of devatas in its body. “Gobar main Lakshmi mootre Dhanvantari”. India as 17 crore cows as of 2007 end.

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