Guest guest Posted July 16, 2007 Report Share Posted July 16, 2007 Dear Jitendra, It is known as 'Gau Gras'. Actually a roti should be fed to a dog and crows/birds also along with the cow. This is a must or the prosperity and the harmony in the family. Sincerely, Priya , jitendra hassija <jitendra_hassija1 wrote: > > pranam guruji .. i went thru teh site on lal lkitab taht u just mentioned > i read taht we must feed teh cows and help teh needy persons . > during my grandfathers tiem teh first chapati of the day was kept aside for the cows ...whenever teh cows came near teh door of the huose teh chapati was given to tehm. > we still conetineu to feed teh cows.but as tiem shav change so has teh content... > soemtimes teh cows never used to eat teh chapathi..so soemtimes we used to feed tehm chana dal with gud(jaggery or a laddu made of wheat dough with pieces of jaggery in between)...over teh years we hav found taht they eat grass well...so we hav migrated from chaptahi..etc to feeding them grass(hara chara..green grass). > ithis does away with the problem of having to plead teh womenfolk n the house to prepare teh saem ...especially during their time of inconvinience > > WHAT EXACLTLY IS TEH WHOLE IDEA OF FEEDING THE COWS...WHAT EFFECT DOES IT HAVE ..DOES IT PLEASE ..PACIFY ANY PARTICULAR PANETARY COMBINATION I THE BIRTH CHART? > this question has been ther in mjy mind since a very very long time > i consider u a good authority in tyhis subject henvce i asked u..there r many peopple to whom i cud hav asked this question but i wud hav got half baked answerrs from tehm > hence i ask you.. > > thanking you, > jitendra. > > > > Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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