Protect A Cow: A society with no brahminical culture and no cow protection is not a human society but a chaotic, animalistic society.

Sunday, October 07, 2007

A society with no brahminical culture and no cow protection is not a human society but a chaotic, animalistic society.

JSD 6.3 Spiritual Advice to Businessmen : Arjuna is a good example of how a member of the ksatriya department should take advice. He was a military man; his business was to fight. In the Battle of Kuruksetra he engaged in his business, but at the same time he took the advice of the brahmanya-deva, Lord Krsna. As it is said,

                  namo brahmanya-devaya
                  go-brahmana-hitaya ca
                  jagad-dhitaya krsnaya
                     govindaya namo namah

"Let me offer my respectful obeisances unto Lord Krsna, who is the worshipable Deity for all brahminical men, who is the well-wisher of cows and brahmanas, and who is always benefiting the whole world. I offer my repeated obeisances to the Personality of Godhead, known as Krsna and Govinda." (Visnu Purana 1.19.65)
In this verse the first things taken into consideration are the cows and the brahmanas (go-brahmana). Why are they stressed? Because a society with no brahminical culture and no cow protection is not a human society but a chaotic, animalistic society. And any business you do in a chaotic condition will never be perfect. Business can be done nicely only in a society following a proper cultural system.href="http://protectacow.typepad.com/.shared/image.html?/photos/uncategorized/2007/10/07/60607_008.jpg">

Posted at 01:37 PM in Cow Protection 2 | Permalink

Tags: animalistic, brahminical, chaotic, cow, culture, human, protection, society, society.

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