About Our Goshala
The Goshala at Sri Jaganmatha Eswari Devi Temple is a sacred space dedicated to the care, protection, and worship of cows, revered as Gau Mata in Sanatana Dharma.
Through daily care, feeding, and seva, the Goshala upholds compassion, dharma, and devotion, preserving ancient traditions connected to cow worship and spiritual service.
Sacred Care, Protection, and Service of Gau Mata
Goshala at Sri Jaganmatha Eswari Devi Temple is a sacred space dedicated to the protection, care, and worship of cows, which are revered as symbols of motherhood and divine abundance in Sanatana Dharma.
Through Gau Seva, the temple promotes compassion, dharma, and spiritual growth while preserving ancient traditions connected to cow worship.
Sacred Cow Worship
Cows are worshipped as symbols of divine nourishment, purity, and motherhood.
Daily Care & Protection
The Goshala ensures proper feeding, shelter, medical care, and protection for cows.
Spiritual Merit
Serving cows is believed to remove obstacles and bring peace, prosperity, and blessings.
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Importance of Goshala in Sanatana Dharma
Gau Mata symbolizes compassion and abundance
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Supports dharmic and eco-friendly living
Promotes kindness and community welfare
Devotees participate in feeding, cleaning, and caring for cows as a sacred service.
Special prayers and rituals are performed seeking blessings through cow worship.
The temple maintains Goshala as a commitment to dharma and animal welfare.
Goshala represents selfless service and compassion, reminding devotees of their duty toward all living beings.
Through its Goshala, Sri Jagannatha Eswari Devi Temple upholds the sacred tradition of Gau Seva, ensuring protection of cows while spreading values of kindness, devotion, and dharmic living.