Desi Cow Dung Premium 100% Natural Diyas -20Pcs

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Gomaye Vasate Lakshmi Gomaye Vasate Lakshmi- this phrase has repeatedly been used in Upanishad  Apparently, it may look an unbelievable connotation. How can Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, live in cow dung? How is cow dung relevant to creation of wealth? If analyzed deeply in terms of modern economy, it would be revealed that what our ancient rishis  expressed is a universal truth, irrespective of area, community or time. The cow has always been held in high esteem as cattle wealth of India.  The five products of cow (milk , curd , butter/ghee , cow dung  and cow urine -) — the panchgavya , possess excellent quality of nourishment and purification of five basic elements of cosmos (earth, water, fire, air and space/ether). While her milk, curd, butter churned from curd ( not the modern day butter we get in market), ghee and whey are most meritorious and energetic nourishment for us, the dung and urine are best nutrients to keep the land live, fertile and healthy. Made from the indigenous breed hallikar/Malnad gidda cow’s dung  This phrase has repeatedly been used in Upanishad . Apparently, it may look an unbelievable connotation. How can Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, live in cow dung? How is cow dung relevant to creation of wealth? If analyzed deeply in terms of modern economy, it would be revealed that what our ancient rishis  expressed is a universal truth, irrespective of area, community or time. The cow has always been held in high esteem as cattle wealth of India.  The five products of cow (milk , curd, butter/ghee - cow dung - and cow urine -) — the panchgavya ( possess excellent quality of nourishment and purification of five basic elements of cosmos (earth, water, fire, air and space/ether). While her milk, curd, butter churned from curd ( not the modern day butter we get in market), ghee and whey  are most meritorious and energetic nourishment for us, the dung and urine are best nutrients to keep the land live, fertile and healthy. Made from the indigenous breed hallikar/Malnad gidda cow’s dung