Gau Seva Bhoj (गौसेवा अन्नदान)

Gau Seva Bhoj can be offered:
• Daily, weekly, or monthly as part of a spiritual discipline.
• On sacred days like Makar Sankranti, Gopashtami, Poornima, or Amavasya.
• During Shraddh, Pitru Paksha, or for Pitru Dosha relief.
• As part of planetary pacification rituals (especially Rahu, Ketu, Shani).
• To bless events: childbirth, healing, marriage, or home sanctification.

You can also offer simply because your heart calls to the Mother.

This Bhoj is exclusively for cows and calves, typically:
• Rescued cows or those in Goshalas.
• Gaumatas in temple premises or near sacred rivers.
• Pregnant, old, or abandoned cows, for maximum karmic effect.

Cows are fed fresh green fodder, jaggery, soaked grains, seasonal fruits, and occasionally cooked offerings, based on local traditions and sanctity.

Every bite becomes a prayer offered to the earth, to ancestors, to gods, and to your soul.

When you feed Gaumata with devotion:
• Your sins begin to dissolve, especially those tied to ego, harm, or speech.
• You receive the grace of Devi Lakshmi, bringing abundance, clarity, and ease.
• You clear ancestral karmas and protect unborn generations.
• Your connection to Dharma deepens, and you begin walking in tune with higher laws.
• You form a karmic bond with the Earth itself, inviting harmony and protection.

Gaumata doesn’t speak.
She blesses in silence, and her silence is louder than sound.

If you're seeking purification without noise…
If you want to serve without being seen…
If you feel the world has become too sharp, too fast, and long for softness…

This Bhoj is for you.

You may not chant Sanskrit. You may not fast. But if your heart bows to Gaumata, that is enough. She sees intention, not ritual.

Every Gau Seva Bhoj via DharamKarm includes:
• A Gaumata Seva Certificate (PDF) with the date, location, and sankalp name.
• Photos or short video snippets of the cows being lovingly fed.
• The peace of knowing: you touched Dharma with your hands… even if remotely.

This is not just charity.
This is worship.

A young man grieving his father's sudden passing came across an old handwritten note in a book:
“If anything happens to me, feed cows on my Shraddh.”

Trembling, he offered a Gau Seva Bhoj through DharamKarm on the 11th day. No Brahmin, no rituals, just faith.

That night, he dreamt of a cow walking beside his father, who smiled and said, “Tell your mother… I’m not hungry anymore.”

Some Bhojs don’t need explanation.
Only faith.

We perform Gau Seva Bhoj with the gentleness and purity it deserves:
• Choose your frequency: once, weekly, or a fixed Sankalp series.
• Select if you'd like the Bhoj done on a specific tithi or in someone’s name.
• Receive your Seva Certificate and photos/videos.

We feed with our hands—so that you may offer with your heart.