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Kṛṣṇa hugs the cow. What does a cow know? He is a dumb animal. Is the cow as great as Arjuna? No. Yet due to the cow’s sincerity to come and lick Kṛṣṇa’s body, Kṛṣṇa says, ‘Oh, yes, My dear cow, come

“That doesn’t sound right,” he said, “that the devotees beat the cows. Devotees don’t beat cows.”

Our philosophy is, if anyone comes, let him take prasad, chant Hare Krsna, and be happy. Everything is being supplied by Krsna. Krsna is not poor, so why should we deny them? If we believe that Krsna is providing for and maintaining everyone, then why should we be misers? This means losing faith in Krsna and thinking that we are the doers and suppliers. We are confident Krsna will supply! Let the whole world come. We can feed them.

Mostly the streets were empty and quiet, the shops closed, an occasional person or cow sleeping outdoors

He said he was like a cow that gives milk in any field.

And there were questions about what it was like to be a cow or tree in Kṛṣṇaloka and whether the soul

Once when we passed a cow on the road, Prabhupāda gave her ample room to pass, and he told us the story of how he had been gored by a cow shortly after he had taken sannyāsa.

In the S.F. airport before I departed for London, the Krsna book was given to me by one of your followers

Here was simple village life as Kṛṣṇa Himself had lived it, depending on the land and the cow. That cow Kāliya had given such nice milk. New Vrindaban’s cows were not ordinary; they knew they would not be killed.

The village dwellings were made of baked mud, with straw roofs and cow dung walls and floors.

Milk means hot cow’s milk.”

“The cows give us milk,” explained Nityānanda.

said – anyone thinking of his identity in relation to family, country, or race – was no better than a cow

men are trained up in Kṛṣṇa consciousness, they will think, ‘What is the use of taking care of the cow

So the teacher drew a picture of a cow on the board and asked the boy, “If a man has one cow and then he buys another cow, how many cows will he have?”

Everywhere we go people either know about you or they are very eager to find out about Krsna and yourself

Therefore nature’s arrangement is that protein can be produced through the body of the cow.”

King Nṛga, the story explained, gave many cows in charity to the brāhmaṇas. One day, however, one cow wandered back and entered among King Nṛga’s herd, and so the king unknowingly But as the new owner was leading the cow away, the former owner returned to claim it. The puzzled King Nṛga very humbly offered each brāhmaṇa one hundred thousand cows in exchange for this one cow.

Gour Mohan told him to give their cow to the Allahabad Gaudiya Math. So Abhay took the cow, along with her calf, and donated them to the maṭha.

Everyone knows the cow does not take any protein food. She takes on the grass.”