Story of a holy cow punyakoti.., a must read..

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Its a story from Karnataka..., shows the strength of truth, firm mind..

 

In the heart of place named Dharani Mandala in Karnataka state lived a Shepard by name Kalinga.
He had bath in river and sat below the mango tree in the wee morning hours and played his flute to call all the cows.
He cried loudly to call the cows Gange, Gauri, Tungabadre and Punyakoti.
All the cows gathered hearing his voice and the tumbler was soon filled with their milk.

There lived a tiger by name Arbhuda in the near by surrounding forest hill who was hungry for food.
All the cows were scattered when he sprang with a roar of thunder and anger.
Cow Punyakoti on remembering the hungry cry of its calf was in a hurry to return in order to feed her baby.
The cruel tiger quickly sprang to stop the cow thinking that he got his food for the day.
The cruel tiger roared in anger and said “I’m hungry; I will split you apart right now”.
The cow said “Oh humble tiger, my hungry baby is waiting for me back at home. Give me a minute; I will be back once I feed my baby.”
The tiger said “You are lying to me; you will escape if I leave you. I’m not a fool to loose my delicious pray.”
The cow said “Please believe in me. Truth is everything to me, I swear upon my parents and relatives. God will not forgive if we lie”.

It returned back to baby after convincing its promise to the tiger who wanted to kill it and told the baby about the incident.
The baby cried “With whom will I stay if you leave? Whose milk will I drink? With whom will I sleep? With whom will I live? Who will take care of me?”
The cow requested its group people and said “Oh my mothers and sisters please take care of my orphan baby as your own child. Please don’t pierce your horns at him if he comes in front of you and don’t kick him if he comes behind you.” Then the cow embraced its baby and cried in pain thinking that it’s going to be orphan.
Without making any further delay the cow left the calf and was soon standing in front of tigers den.

The cow said to the tiger “Oh tiger, I have returned back as I promised, I offer this body to you, my flesh, bones and hot blood are all yours, have them all and be happy”.
The tiger repent and tears rolled down on listening to what the cow said. It realized the sacrifice the cow had made for the sake of truth. It realized that God would never forgive him if he killed such a truthful cow and would never be happy by hurting such a innocent soul.
The ashamed tiger said “you are like a sister to me, what will I achieve by killing you”, saying thus the tiger left from there.
With this, punyakoti returned to feed its baby calf. Called the Shepard and said “All my cow siblings and in your Shepard siblings may worship lord Krishna in sankranti”.
He is the only gracious one who protects.
- the strength of truth.

 

source:https://sam1311415101.blogspot.in/2005/12/story-of-punyakoti-strength-of-truth.html
 

Replies (5)

yes al the stories from our vedas and epics should be recollected often so we could be relieved from many questions

THANKS FOR SHARING

and if all animals have the power to speak ?smiley then it will be really humourous imagination that cow may scold the sheperd for his mistakes for not feeding in correct time 

 

Thanks di for wonderful story of holy cow punyakoti :)

Thanks for the nice story, madam.....smiley

thanks i am thinking to be a vegi laugh and this story really helped me smiley

Originally posted by : anurag

thanks i am thinking to be a vegi and this story really helped me

 

Great Anurag that you saw the Tiger in you ! Nice decision to become a Vegan !smiley

 

Great story Hariniji. Though it teaches about the strength of truth, this story also has great potential to make cows out of tigers !!! smiley

 

And Anurag, there is something for you... Kindly click on this below link :

 

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Regards,

Veeral Gandhi


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