Why do you worship cows?

Because all living things are part of God, all life is sacred and worthy of respect.

The Supreme Lord is most worthy of honor and respect, and the Vedas teach that whatever or whoever is dear to God is also sacred–fit to be worshiped in relation to God.

Krishna is known as Govinda, ‘the Lord of the cows’.

The cow is sacred and fit to be honored or worshiped because she is dear to God.

Worship or honor given to the cow is pleasing to God.

If human beings can have favorite animals, why not God?

Since the cows are dear to Krishna, they are also dear to his devotees.

The cow is also dear because of her gentle nature and her important service to humanity.

Cows provide us with milk, “the miracle food,” which the Vedas consider an ideal food for health.

It helps develop the brain for understanding religious and philosophical topics.

Since the cow supplies us milk, she is considered another mother.

We don’t think highly of a society that practically worships pets but sends cows to be slaughtered.

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