Kamadhenu – Wish Fulfilling Cow

Kamadhenu cow (Sanskrit: Kāmadhenu), Kamadugha, Kamaduh also known as Surabhi (Surabhī), is a divine heavenly goddess mentioned in Hindu mythology as the mother of all cows. Kamadhenu cow is also depicted in the ancient Vedas as the cow of “wish” or “desire”. When Brahma himself concluded Surabhi cows austerities he appeared before them and granted their wishes and blessed them with the benediction that cows would eternally be the sustainers of all creature creatures.Kamadhenu cow is supposed to fulfill all desires, so it is depicted as cow of an innumerable fulfilment of wishes.
Kamadhenu cow bestows the owner whatever he desires and is often portrayed as the mother of other cattle as well as the 11 Rudras. Kamadhenu’s motherhood and nourishing attributes can be solely illustrated by her twin breasts. In symbolic shades, Kamadhenu is generally illustrated as a white cow with a female head and breasts. Kamadhenu cow is white as a pure light of divine soul. Every part of the cow’s body has its own religious significance. Its four legs symbolizes the four Vedas and its teats the four purusharthas (dharma, artha, kama, moksha). Kamadhenu’s horn symbolizes God’s, its face symbolizes the sun and moon, shoulder depicts Agni (God of fire) and legs the great Himalayas. Kamadhenu cow is also widely remembered with her five other forms that are Nanda, Sunanda, Surabhi, Susheela, and Sumana. The Puranas defined, “Kamadhenu is a goddess with marvellous and immense power who gives milk whenever needed by Gods and sages” and that “all the cattle in the world today have descended from Kamadhenu.” This divine cow, which lives in Swarga Loka (heaven), emerged at the time of Samudra-Manthan (the great churning of the ocean by the Gods (suras) and demons (asuras) belongs to sage Vashishta. The spiritual and divine importance of the cow can be readily observed in the use of milk, butter, and ghee in Vedic ritual ceremonies.
Lord Krishna says in Srimad Bhagavatam, “I can be worshiped within the Cows by offerings of grass and other suitable grains and paraphernalia for the pleasure and health of the Cows, and one may worship Me within the Vaishnavas by offering loving friendship to them and honoring them in all respects.”
Astrology the divine science depicts the cow or bull the symbol of the sign Taurus that represents earth, nature and all its bounties. Cow can be depicted as a universal mother signifying krittika constellation. Her innumerable resourcefulness is knotted with the constellation Rohini, whose symbol, ‘an oxen cart pulling a fresh harvest’ shows the fertility aspect of both the earth and the cow. The cow’s nourishing feature is denoted with the constellation Pushya, which has a cow’s ‘milk-giving udder,’ a symbol, and signifies constellation that relates motherhood and the nature actually signifies with the cow Kamadhenu. Kamadhenu, also known as Gayatri, is worshipped as the heavenly cow. It is believed that the Gods drink its milk that fills them with self-satisfaction, happiness and abundance.
The remarkable speciality of Kamadhenu is that the desire of a person in need is immediately fulfilled. As Kalpa-vriksha, (heavenly tree) Kamadhenu, in the same way, fulfils the desires of those who approach it with pragya and devotion. The very basic need and characteristic of an individual soul depend upon happiness. God in heaven always remains happy. Man can too attain the gift to remain happy in the same manner on this earth if causes of his suffering are removed. Kamadhenu Gayatri removes all the sufferings of her devotees. A person who sincerely invokes adores and worships Gayatri enjoys all the pleasures and fulfilment similar to the ones a child feels while sucking the nectar-like milk of his mother’s breasts. He gets rid of the sufferings and pain created by ignorance, infirmity and scarcity, and all his righteous desires and wishes are fulfilled. All the sufferings of the person are removed from within his inner self. Due to the false perception of his identity, unhappiness encircles a person and he doesn’t recognize his separation from the divine soul. The feeling of selfishness, greediness and enormous complexes makes a person to get deflected from his duty. Even positive factors show bad consequence to that person. Ignorance makes him helpless to understand the basic purpose of life. A man is completely unable to enjoy physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual infirmities. Love, devotion, company of noble and righteous person and spiritual bliss can hardly be enjoyed by a person who is spiritually bankrupt. Nature depicts the survival of the fittest and person who is deprived of ignorance gets his inner self and soul filled with his life purpose. The separation from the soul is the original sin. Sin automatically drives a person towards sufferings. A person strays himself from the true self, which is the spark of the divine. Kamadhenu Gayatri cures a person from the three major cause of suffering that are infirmity, ignorance and inadequacy. Kamadhenu cow removes all the sufferings of his devotees.
HOW TO DERIVE BENEFITS
ENORMOUS EXPENSES: If you are facing excessive expenses than your income, then place this divine Kamadhenu in your southwest corner on any Monday and offer a tilkam and incense stick.

PEACEFUL HOME ATMOSPHERE: If you are getting a negative energy at your home and you feel that there is no peace at your home, then Maa Kamadhenu is the best remedy of the problem. It can be kept at home or office.
CHARIOT OF SUCCESS: If you are facing scarcity of success and all your projects that you undergo get a setback, then Maa Kamadhenu is the best remedy for your problem. The worshipper can establish Kamadhenu at office or work place.
OBSTACLE AND HINDRANCE: If you are having problems in each and every sphere of your life and your life gets standstill and dull, then ask blessings from Maa Kamadhenu. Place it in your temple on any Friday.
Kamadhenu Pooja and Benefits: The sacred cow is worshipped as it is the sacred animal of one form of Maha Vishnu. After performing the usual Ganesh pooja the house of the cow should be decorated and then the arthi should be performed to the sacred cow as pooja is done for the Lord Maha Vishnu and then place the prasad in front of GOD and then offer the prasad to the cow. Generally, if the cow is given as danam it is good, but if it our own then the usual Gomatha pooja is good enough for the prosperity and growth of the house.
KAMADHENU GAYATRI REMOVES ALL THE SUFFERINGS OF A PERSON AND HIS RIGHTEOUS DESIRES ARE FULFILLED.