Desi calves at Sri Ruju Yogi Vadiraja Mandira & Gaushale, Chintamani

Sri Krishna Janmashtami · Gau Grasa Seva

Offer Gau Grasa this Janmashtami

₹125 is one meal. Gau Mata is fed four times a day, so ₹500 feeds Gau Mata today at Sri Ruju Yogi Vadiraja Mandira & Gaushale. A larger offering keeps Gau Mata fed for more days — ₹15,000 is 30 days.

A sacred offering made with your sankalpa, in your name.

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₹125 is one meal. Four meals make the day — ₹500. Larger offerings keep Gau Mata fed longer — 3, 7, or 30 days.

Your offering feeds Gau Mata for 30 days.

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Our priests will record the Gau Grasa Seva in your name.

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Your Gau Grasa reaches our Gaushala

Every day, indigenous Desi cows at Sri Ruju Yogi Vadiraja Mandira & Gaushale receive fodder, water, shelter and daily Gau Pooja with the support of devotees.

Two adult Gir cows and a young calf standing under mango trees at Ruju Yogi Gaushale, Chintamani
Sri Ruju Yogi Vadiraja Mandira & Gaushale, Chintamani
Devotees performing a traditional Gau Seva ritual and feeding a Gir cow at Ruju Yogi Gaushale, Chintamani
Four reddish-brown Gir cows standing in a grassy pasture at Ruju Yogi Gaushale, Chintamani

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Why Gau Grasa matters

  • Gau Mata ₹500 4 meals · fed today
  • Gau Mata ₹1,500 3 days
  • Gau Mata ₹15,000 30 days

Why this seva matters

Taittiriya Upanishad

अन्नं ब्रह्मेति व्यजानात्

Food itself is sacred. From food, all life is born.

The scriptures treat food as holy. Feeding a cow is a simple act they praise as one of the highest forms of giving. Your offering becomes daily nourishment at the Gaushala — fodder given with sankalpa, in your name.

Scriptural references describe traditional guidance about the blessing (phala) of this seva. They are not promises of specific worldly outcomes.

Questions before you offer

Where does my offering go?

Your offering is used for cow fodder and care at Sri Ruju Yogi Vadiraja Mandira & Gaushale, Thinakallu Village, Ambaji Durga Hobili, Chintamani, Karnataka. Indigenous Desi cows receive fodder, water, shelter, and daily Gau Pooja.

Can I offer any amount?

Yes. Choose a suggested offering or enter ₹1 or more. ₹125 is one meal. Gau Mata is fed four times a day, so ₹500 feeds Gau Mata today. A larger offering keeps Gau Mata fed for more days — ₹1,500 for 3 days, ₹3,500 for 7 days, and ₹15,000 for 30 days.

Will the Sankalpa be performed in my name?

Yes. Our priests record the Gau Grasa Seva in the Seva Karta name you enter. We use your mobile number and email only to confirm that the offering was received.

Can I offer Gau Grasa every week or every month?

Yes. Choose Nitya Seva, then Every week or Every month. ₹125 is one meal, and four meals are ₹500 — a full day. A larger amount keeps Gau Mata fed for more days, and that same offering repeats until you cancel from your UPI app. The first charge is today.

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Can I stop Nitya Autopay?

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