In Hindu tradition, offering roti to a cow is considered a sacred act of charity and devotion. In Hinduism, the cow is worshipped as a symbol of purity and divine grace. It is believed that regularly feeding roti to a cow removes all obstacles from your home and bestows divine blessings.
It is considered very auspicious to feed roti to cow on certain dates and days. Among these, Amavasya and Purnima Tithi are considered special and feeding roti to cow on Thursday is considered auspicious. However, whenever you feed roti to cow, you should follow certain rules and avoid any kind of mistake, so that you can get the full benefit of this holy ritual. It is believed that if you make some mistakes while feeding roti to cow, then it is equal to insulting 33 crore gods and goddesses. Let us know from Jyotishcharya Pandit Ramesh Bhojraj Dwivedi what mistakes should be avoided while feeding roti to cow.
Importance of feeding bread to cow
Feeding roti to a cow is not only a religious act but it is also an act of worshiping the gods. If you feed roti to a cow regularly, you get freedom from many sins and your wishes are also fulfilled. This holy ritual brings blessings of gods and goddesses including Lord Krishna on your life.
Ignoring astrological factors while giving roti to cow
According to astrology, even if you cannot feed roti to the cow regularly, you must feed the first roti to the cow on any auspicious day and occasion. It is believed that roti should not be fed to the cow during Rahu Kaal, it can cause harm. 33 crore gods and goddesses reside in the cow and if you insult the cow in any way, it is an insult to God. It is advisable to feed roti to the cow on any full moon and new moon date.
Feed stale bread to cow
If you feed stale or stale bread to the cow, then it is also like insulting the gods and goddesses. Always keep in mind that the bread should be fresh and clean, which is a symbol of respect and purity. You also have to keep in mind that you should never feed your or someone else's bread to the cow. Before making cow's roti, you should take a bath and make it in a clean and hygienic environment. Broken or spoiled bread should not be given to the cow. Because it can give you negative results.
Maintain a sense of respect while giving bread to a cow
It is very important to maintain a sense of respect and reverence while offering roti to a cow. When you make roti for the cow or feed it, you should have complete respect and reverence for the cow in your mind. This process should be done with respect and devotion, as the cow is considered a sacred animal in Hinduism.
After making the roti, you should also adopt a respectful attitude while taking it to the cow. Take the roti and bow respectfully to the cow and feed it with devotion. It is important that you do not throw the roti to the cow from a distance, but feed it nearby, slowly and gently.
Not keeping the roti in a clean place
If you keep the bread in a clean place while giving it to the cow, then doing so is wrong. You should always keep the bread clean and respectful. Avoid keeping it on the ground or in a dirty place. Never throw the bread in the garbage. It should always be given with respect. – Do not throw the bread in a hurry or keep it anywhere. Instead, offer it respectfully by placing it gently in front of the cow or feeding it directly. It is important to be respectful and careful in the method of offering.