SEVA
In the Sanatan Dharma tradition, feeding cows is not merely a duty but a sacred act of Seva—selfless service to the divine. Cows, revered as Gau Mata (Mother Cow), symbolize purity, motherhood, and abundance in Hindu culture. According to ancient scriptures like the Vedas and Puranas, caring for and feeding cows pleases the deities and brings spiritual merit (punya). Feeding cows with love and respect—offering fresh grass, grains, jaggery, and clean water—is considered an offering to Lord Krishna, who cherished cows deeply. Temples and Goshalas (cow shelters) across India uphold this tradition, emphasizing that cow feeding is both an act of compassion and a way to live in harmony with Sanatan values. This sacred service connects the devotee with nature, dharma, and divine grace.
COW FEEDING
In the Sanatan Dharma tradition, feeding cows is not merely a duty but a sacred act of Seva—selfless service to the divine. Cows, revered as Gau Mata (Mother Cow), symbolize purity, motherhood, and abundance in Hindu culture. According to ancient scriptures like the Vedas and Puranas, caring for and feeding cows pleases the deities and brings spiritual merit (punya). Feeding cows with love and respect—offering fresh grass, grains, jaggery, and clean water—is considered an offering to Lord Krishna, who cherished cows deeply. Temples and Goshalas (cow shelters) across India uphold this tradition, emphasizing that cow feeding is both an act of compassion and a way to live in harmony with Sanatan values. This sacred service connects the devotee with nature, dharma, and divine grace.
VANAR FEEDING
In Sanatan Dharma, feeding monkeys is considered a sacred act of Seva, rooted in deep respect for all forms of life. Monkeys hold a special place in Hindu tradition, especially as symbols of Lord Hanuman, the embodiment of strength, devotion, and selfless service. Offering food like bananas, peanuts, or jaggery to monkeys is seen as a way to honor Lord Hanuman and earn spiritual merit (punya). This act of compassion reflects the core Sanatan principle of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam—"the world is one family." By feeding monkeys with kindness and care, devotees not only serve nature but also purify their hearts and cultivate humility. In many temples and forests, especially on Tuesdays and Hanuman Jayanti, devotees practice this seva as a form of devotion and dharma.
BIRD FEEDING
In Sanatan Dharma, feeding birds is a beautiful form of Seva—selfless service that honors all living beings as manifestations of the Divine. Birds are considered sacred in Hindu scriptures; many are associated with deities—like Garuda with Lord Vishnu or the peacock with Kartikeya. Offering grains, water, and shelter to birds is an act of compassion and devotion that aligns with the principle of Ahimsa (non-violence). Placing bird feeders, water pots, and seeds on rooftops or in gardens, especially during the hot summer months, is seen as a noble deed that accumulates punya (spiritual merit). According to Sanatan values, serving even the smallest creatures with love purifies the heart and brings one closer to the divine harmony of nature and dharma.
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