INTRODUCTION
Indigenous Cow ( Desi Cow) is the revitalization of ‘ prana’
( Life – living existence) and mother cow owns the earth. Each and every
particle and droppings from mother cow are strong contributors to the existence
of mankind. With this object we use the gobar ( Cow dung)of indeginous cow.
We wish to introduce
ourselves as the producer of ecofreindly recyclable DIVINE hand made paper
having identity by the name of " COW CHHAAP" ( meaning "
impression of our mother cow " )
This project has been
set up under the initiative of our charitable organization whose main motive is
to spread eco-friendly environment and provide a source of income to the
gaushala and thereby help in stopping cows being slaughtered.
SAYINGS
BY OUR ANCIENT SCULPTURES ABOUT COW DUNG
The cow has been a symbol of wealth since ancient Vedic
times.
In the scriptures, we find the sage Vyasa saying that cows are the
most efficacious cleansers of all. As per Rig Veda 10.87.16: “yaḥ pauruṣeyeṇa kraviṣā samaṅkte yo aśveyena
paśunāyātudhānaḥ,yo aghnyāyā bharati kṣīramaghne teṣāṃśīrṣāṇi harasāpi vṛśca"
Which
usually is translated as: "The fiend who consumes flesh of cattle, with
flesh of horses and of human bodies, who slaughters the milk producing cow,
O Agni, tear off the heads of such with fiery fury". The milk-giving cow
here is described as “Aghnya” which means “that what is not to be sacrificed”.
BRIDGING
THE GAP OF GAINING ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE
Now in this world of democracy, you cannot tear off the heads of
such people who slaughters cow for economic gain, but surely we may make our combine
efforts to get rid of this malpractice by helping in giving high economic value
to our mother cow.
Here, our role comes in as to trace out the ways how we can
increase revenue with the use of divine dung ( gobar). In our initial
experimentation phase we came to know that the fibre extracted out of the
divine cow dung can be used to make paper.
We further went on our research phase where lot of experimentation
work was carried out and came to the conclusion that we can make good quality paper
from the currently less economic valued cow dung.
ADVANTAGES
Hindus believe that at the time ‘ prana’ and soul leaves the body
it is severely painful that the attention is distracted thereby the
rememberance of almighty becomes impracticable or impossible. We believe ‘ antmati
swagati’. One gets disposal according to the thoughts of the last moment
because we Hindus believe in existence of soul and salvation of soul.
Our imagination is that if the surroundings are full of divinely
effects, the thinking of the last moment will get effected. In this way if the
walls are surrounded with positive symbols and cow dung, the memory and
rememberance of almighty will be practicable as we have developed cow dung
paper with divine symbols, slogans and mantras to be used as wallpapers in
whatever surroundings. These may be desired by people.
In our ancient times,
the gobar used to applied on the walls of the houses and temples to make the
environment positive as well as to give energy in its surroundings. But with
the passage of time it is impracticable to do so. But with our mission to save
cows, we have developed with the help of our research team a special quality
cow dung hand made wall paper which can be pasted on the walls to apply the old
practice in these modern days of technology and science.
The main advantages of
using divine hand made paper are enumerated as under:
- Organic
- Eco-friendly
- Positive
atmosphere in the environment.
- Positive
energy in the environment.
- Helps
in saving trees, thereby helping in making our earth green.
- Spreading
awareness among our youth generation the need for using renewable energy
resources.
- Recyclable
- Very
high spiritual value
ALTERNATIVE
USE OF COW PRODUCTS
The five products (panchgavya) of the cow — milk, curd, ghee
butter, urine and dung — are all used in puja (worship) as well as in rites of
extreme penance. The milk of the family cow nourishes children as they grow up,
and cow dung (gobar) is a major source of energy for households throughout
India in ancient times. Cow dung is among the materials used for a tilak - a
ritual mark on the forehead. Most Indians do not share the western revulsion at
cow excrement, but instead consider it an heavenly and useful natural product.
Everything from a cow was used from their droppings to assistance with plowing
the fields. The day-to-day work with the cow was much more important to the
people's lives. Every part of the cow holds religious symbolism.
We would like to have
your kind association so that the people become aware of our old tradition and
culture and emphasize on using such things in order to lay a helping hand to
save mother cow from being slaughtered.
Contact Details
Ca. Sachin Singhal
+91 98973 11709
info@gaupal.in
