Pitru Paksha Sarv Pitru Amavasya Krishna Janmabhoomi Mathura Gau Seva

During Pitru Paksha, Gau Seva remains the supreme dharma. Feeding and serving cows is considered equal to serving ancestors directly, for Gau Mata carries the presence of all deities.

Through Gauseva, every offering becomes Pitru Bhojan. In Mathura–Vrindavan, this seva gains unmatched strength. The land of Krishna as Govinda and Gopala sanctifies every act of service, as if offered at his own feet. Scriptures assure that Gau Seva performed here multiplies punya manifold and ensures moksha for ancestors. Devotees can perform their duty by serving on the six most significant tithis and receive the same merit as fifteen days.

At Shri Dham Gaushala, this tradition continues, where Gau Mata is nourished in Krishna’s land, ensuring Pitru Shanti, release from karmic debts, and enduring blessings for descendants.

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