Re: GOVINDAN GOSHALA

[Uma Jayaraman]

                    Thanku so much for ur kind acknowledgement 

                     Vaazhga pallandu valamudan ! 

                      Regards

                        Uma Jayaraman 

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On 28-Nov-2014, at 14:40, amritha varshini <amrithava...@gmail.com> wrote:

Namaskaram Sri Radha Krishnan

We are glad to inform you that on behalf of Amritha Varshini today we have transferred a sum of Rs. 5001/- (Five Thousand One Only) towards Govindan Goshala.  You may use a portion of this contribution towards the Renovation of ancient Shiva Temple which you have shown in the Video. Kindly acknowledge the receipt.  (You can send us the scanned copy/photo of the receipt through eMail).

Special thanks to Smt Uma Jayaraman for her contribution and encouragement to Amritha Varshini.

We are delighted to see your video on the Goshala, specially

• Retrieval of more than 100 Cows before they were killed
• Making of sacred Vibhuthi by means of Vraja Homam
• Making the cows naturally graze in the fields
• No commercial use of milk
• Milk being given to Temples in Madhuranthakam
• Usage of Panchagavyam 

Kindly continue your divine service.

May Mahaperiyava shower his grace and blessings on you and your family.

Humble Pranams

Anand Vasudevan

On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 12:11 PM, RADHAKRISHNAN-Goseva <r...@goseva.net> wrote:

 

Dear Mr Anand

 

Thanks so much for sharing the video with the group. Our website gives all the details reg Goseva.Would request our members to visit the website

 

www.goseva.net

 

Our group consists of like minded people and would request them to share the link with their friends. We need to make maximum impact so that awareness of Goseva increases.

 

 The present state of  native breed cows in India is very  bad and all of us must pray that a COMPLETE BAN ON COW SLAUGHTER IS brought in soon.

 

Reg  contributions- The details are in the website.  Enclosing the same for ready ref.

 

Would request  all to visit the Goshala at the earliest opportunity.

 

Best wishes
RADHAKRISHNAN
GOVINDAN GOSHALA MADURANTAKAM
098400-41151

 

MAY GOMATHA'S BLESSINGS BE WITH YOU ALWAYS
Please visit us at  http://www.goseva.net

----- Original Message -----

From: amritha varshini

To: amrith...@googlegroups.com

Cc: Radhakrishnan Gosevanet

Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2014 6:36 AM

Subject: Amritha Vahini - GOVINDAN GOSHALA VIDEO

Namaskaram

Kindly see mail from Sri Radhakrishnan along with Youtube Link.

I dont have words to express after seeing this excellent video on the Go Seva.

Kudos to Sri Radhakrishnan for the yeomen service for GOSEVA.  Heartening to note about retrieval of 100+ cows which was about to slaughtered.

Very Happy to see the cows now in Goshala which is one of the favourite subject of Sri Kanchi Mahaperiyava.

I hereby urge all members to visit this Go Shala which is in Mathuranthakam near Chennai.

I also request to Sri Radhakrishnan to share the bank details so that we can contribute whatever possible for this great effort.

Pranams

Anand Vasudevan 

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From: RADHAKRISHNAN-Goseva <r...@goseva.net>
Date: Tue, Nov 25, 2014 at 11:32 PM
Subject: GOVINDAN GOSHALA VIDEO
To: amritha varshini <amrithava...@gmail.com>

26/11/14

 

Dear Mr anand

 

Please  circulate the link for the video to your members.

This will help  to create awareness of Goseva

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt-UTLDusXQ

 

Best wishes
RADHAKRISHNAN
GOVINDAN GOSHALA MADURANTAKAM
098400-41151

 

MAY GOMATHA'S BLESSINGS BE WITH YOU ALWAYS
Please visit us at  http://www.goseva.net

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[RADHAKRISHNAN-Goseva]

 

29/11/14

 

Dear Anand

 

Many thanks for the contribution of rs 5001/ for Goseva and for the Temple.The amount has been credited.

Will use the amount as desired by you. Many thanks to Ms Uma jayaraman  for her contribution.

 

 It is MAHAPERIAVAS BLESSINGS THAT RUNS THE SHOW HERE. We  seek HIS continued Blesssings.

 

Please let me know the name in which the receipt is to be made.

[amritha varshini]

Namaskaram Sri Krishna Kumar

I am indeed delighted to read your mail after visiting two places which makes us proud for living in this world.

First of all my sincere thanks for having taking the effort to visit these two places where poor people and creatures are being taken care.

If you can share the details of Sevalaya Amritha Varshini wish to make its humble contribution towards the higher cause.

May Mahaperiyava shower his blessings to Sri Radhakrishnan and Sri Murali.

Special showers to you for visiting and writing back to us.

I pray to Mahaperiyava that Amritha Varshini is used to spread good things happening around this world for years to come so that the whole world is benefitted.

Humble Pranams

Anand Vasudevan

On Tue, Dec 2, 2014 at 10:37 PM, responsiblcitizen <responsi...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Shri. Anandji,

Thank you for sharing the details of Govindan Goshala in your e-magazine Amrita vahini's newsletter. 

I was blessed to visit the home for the beloved creatures, many of whom showered lot of love on me & my friend

when we called upon Mr. Radhakrishnan, in his Kingdom on the last day of November.

I was very happy to meet a Great responsible Being, whom Kanchi Paramacharya would have been very pleased to note that his words are being sincerely & devotedly been put in to Practice by The Gosevak ( as Mr. Radhakrishnan would love to call himself). Mr. Radhakrishnan introduced us to all the lovely creatures- cows & bulls in the four sheds, who survived the knife of the butchers & are very happy to be introduced to the visitors. It is a rare sight for me to see so many animals wanting to exchange their love with the gosevak at the same time. Even the other four legged species, five dogs, we could spot in the residence of the Gosevak were so pleasant that we could feel that this is a unique place which is fully open to the sky & filled with Loads of love permeating every cell in the atmosphere. Here the other human beings we met were also very pleasant. 

 The 200 odd Cows, Calves & Bulls are the prime focus ( carefully chosen native cows- Chenagalpattu breed which are native to this region & used to this climate) & organic agriculture is being practiced in Sprawling 40 acres of land as a connected activity of this Goshala. One of the rare practice in this Goshala is, every day cows are being taken for natural grazing for nearly 6 hours instead of just feeding them in the sheds. Nature aspirants, divine seekers & agri enthusiasts - this is a place to visit & fill yourself with love for the universe.

I am also blessed to visit another divine place, just like govindan goshala, where destitute animals are being taken care of, here is a place in Thirunindravur, which is also close to Chennai, called SEVALAYA ( many of the magazine's readers may be well familiar with), here I could visit , home for Aged people, who couldn't be taken care by near & dear, are very well taken care without even charging a penny & that too Sevalaya doesn't prefer Senior citizens who are having any earnings. They are running the home for the destitutes & hapless Senior citizens who are not able to fend themselves at their ripe age. 

Sevalaya runs proper schools to as many as 2000 under privilleged students from the rural villages with Hostel facilites.

Guided by the Principles of Swami Vivekananda, Mahatma Gandhi & Mahakavi Subramaniya Bharathi - Sevalaya teaches the values of Dedication & devotion to the Young minds.

Sevalaya has two acres of farm for organic farming to get healthy food for the inmates, a Goshala & Responsibly gets nearly 70% of the electrical needs from Solar Panels. 

I am happy to see two institutions run by two dedicated Responsible human beings, standing for their values & committed to serve the needy, literally putting into practice all the divine teachings of the many divine masters of this great portion of land in this universe.

Amrita varshini is one platform, where all the good amritas can be poured to give more confidence & meaning to all the skeptical souls, who doubt whether dharma can persist in this time of Kali yuga. Here is the answer on how to live a life for others & spread the love & happiness, Shri. Radha Krishnan of Govindan Goshala & Mr. Murali of Sevalaya stand very tall by their Nishkama karmas. 

Best Regards

S. Krishna Kumar

Let us build a Responsible Society

http://responsiblcitizen.blogspot.in/

[amritha varshini]

Namaskaram Sri Ramakrishnan

We at Amritha Varshini are indeed delighted to know from you that "Sri R. Venkatram Educational and Charitable Trust" has decided to make an Annual payment of Rs. 12,000/- to the Goseva Trust.

Million thanks for your kind gesture to support a noble initiative of Sri Radhakrishnan.

We hope you and all trust members will visit the Goshala soon.

May Mahaperiyava showers his blessings on you and your family who was very keen on maintenance of Goshalas.

May your tribe increase.

Pranams

Anand Vasudevan 

On Thu, Dec 4, 2014 at 10:51 AM, Rajagopalan Ramakrishnan <ramk...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Anand,

I am glad to inform you that the Trustees of R.Venkatram Educational and Charitable Trust, of which I am a Trustee have decided to make an annual payment of Rs.12,000 to the Goseva Trust. The payment will be sent to them directly. We hope we will be able to make a visit to the sacred place before long and experience the holiness of the activity. My thanks to you for enabling us to earn the punyam

Best wishes, Ramakrishnan

[responsiblcitizen]

Dear Shri Salem Iyer,

Mr. Radhakrishnan is practically giving an answer by his actions more than words. 

The message is clear - what we all do now is to act & not to expect someone to react.

The supreme consciousness will re-create the ambience you are looking for.

May be 60 years have gone by where our lifestyle has started changing & will keep changing.

Every house had a cow 60 yrs ago, now it is not the case now.

Now quality matters the most than the quantity.  My suggestion is don't worry or bother about those who are not ready to hear you. After having Vibhuti if you are able to radiate energy around you, people will start following you.

Even Mr. Radhakrishnan is not selling the milk got from the cows-it is mainly used for temples around his place.

He doesn't expect any other villager in his village to do the same, who are rearing cows mainly for selling milk.

Everyone in this world has come with different levels of maturity, each one's perception of life is also different. 

We cannot work like a modern day scientist to give one solution for all.Some people have to come to receive from the world

& very few have come down to give. Nishkama Karma is the only practice all acharyas are prescribing for living in peace with one self.

Best Regards

S. Krishna Kumar

Let us build a Responsible Society

http://responsiblcitizen.blogspot.in/

On Sat, Dec 6, 2014 at 6:01 PM, Salem Iyer <salem...@gmail.com> wrote:

If I may add to the mails on this subject - Govindan Goshala stands out for the simple reason, that it is acting as one of the last sanctuary for the local beed cows in the Chengelput belt.

True to Dharma, he is focussing all the energies in local breeds - very consciously avoiding Jersey's Frisians and other foreign breeds.

In the state where cow is venerated with a seperate festival - Mattu Pongal, the local cow breeds are becoming rarer and rarer to find. Umbalachery of delta, Kangeyam of Kongu Belt, Malai Maadu of Dharmapuri, Punganur of Vellore are becoming rare and rare and may be close to extinction.

It is in this background that Govindan Goshala stands out. 

Let us remember go samrakshanam is about protecting Indian breeds - and in TN protecting local breeds - when we think of Vibhuti or Milk abhishekam or Varattis for homams or Go Dhanam or Go Puja - think of Indian breeds.

There are very clear researches which have established that Indian breeds cows urine has medicinal properties, urine and dung are better suited for organic cultivation and that milk is also better (Google for A1/A2 milk).

I hope and pray that the Asthika community sheds its indifference to this basic point - (keeping its eye blind to the Indian cow and treating a foreign breed as being suitable for prayer and protection). Without ghee and varatti or vibhuti or milk from Indian breeds we may still do grand prayers but whether they create that vibration or please the lords, I don't know.

A few months back, a few of us launched a campaign for promoting Vibhuti made from Country cow dung. Intention was to support those goshalas involved in protection of local breeds. Response has been fairly tepid, why - our famed indifference.

Or as someone said, Hinduism has gone global, crossing the seas is now commonplace, so don't bother. Well atleast, I don't buy this argument.

[Salem Iyer]

If I may add to the mails on this subject - Govindan Goshala stands out for the simple reason, that it is acting as one of the last sanctuary for the local beed cows in the Chengelput belt.

True to Dharma, he is focussing all the energies in local breeds - very consciously avoiding Jersey's Frisians and other foreign breeds.

In the state where cow is venerated with a seperate festival - Mattu Pongal, the local cow breeds are becoming rarer and rarer to find. Umbalachery of delta, Kangeyam of Kongu Belt, Malai Maadu of Dharmapuri, Punganur of Vellore are becoming rare and rare and may be close to extinction.

It is in this background that Govindan Goshala stands out. 

Let us remember go samrakshanam is about protecting Indian breeds - and in TN protecting local breeds - when we think of Vibhuti or Milk abhishekam or Varattis for homams or Go Dhanam or Go Puja - think of Indian breeds.

There are very clear researches which have established that Indian breeds cows urine has medicinal properties, urine and dung are better suited for organic cultivation and that milk is also better (Google for A1/A2 milk).

I hope and pray that the Asthika community sheds its indifference to this basic point - (keeping its eye blind to the Indian cow and treating a foreign breed as being suitable for prayer and protection). Without ghee and varatti or vibhuti or milk from Indian breeds we may still do grand prayers but whether they create that vibration or please the lords, I don't know.

A few months back, a few of us launched a campaign for promoting Vibhuti made from Country cow dung. Intention was to support those goshalas involved in protection of local breeds. Response has been fairly tepid, why - our famed indifference.

Or as someone said, Hinduism has gone global, crossing the seas is now commonplace, so don't bother. Well atleast, I don't buy this argument.