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As
cows are sacred animals in Hinduism, the cow protection movement is very important as
it seeks to look after cows in special places called
goshallas
, where they can be
cared
for.
Cows are important as
they have always provided people with everything they have needed to
survive
, such as milk and butter, and therefore need to be treated with
respect.
Many
Hindus want to follow
the example set by
Krishna
, who was
respectful
to cows
The
Bhagavad Gita
, one of the Hindu holy books, says that cows should not be
slaughtered.
It says that cows are “the mothers of all things”.
One of the most famous cow protection projects is at
Bhaktivedanta Manor
, in the UK.
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