Cows exhale oxygen, absorb cosmic energy, home to gods: Rajasthan HC judge

[WarFariX]

Rajasthan high court judges quotes purported scientists’ views to praise benefits of cows, their urine and excreta in order suggesting governments make cow slaughter punishable with life term

n high court judge asked the central and state governments to declare the cow as India’s national animal and ensure that those who kill it be given life terms. Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma also listed 11 benefits of cow urine.

“I spoke with conscience. Our religious texts tell us how important cow is. Even its dung and urine are beneficial to us”, he told Hindustan Times.

A selection of what Sharma said, in possibly his last order before he retired on Wednesday:




1.It is believed that 33 crore gods and goddesses reside inside the cow and the animal appeared along with goddess Laxmi during the churning of ocean in Hindu mythology.

2.Cow is the only living being which intakes oxygen and emits oxygen and the animal is a hospital in itself.

3.Cow urine keeps the liver, heart and mind healthy, and increases the immunity of the body. It also slows down ageing.

4.Drinking cow urine rids one of sins of the previous life.
5.According to a Russian scientist, coating the walls of the house with cow dung will protect the inhabitants from radiation.

6.The cow, through its horns, absorbs “cosmic” energy.

7.Consumption of cow milk prevents cancer from entering the blood cells.

8.Cow dung known to have killed cholera germs.
9.Cow dung can generate 4,500 litres of biogas every year. If biogas is generated from the cow dung of all cow progeny in the country, the country can save 6.80 lakh tonnes of firewood and save 14 crore trees from being cut.

10.Cow is the only mammal whose large intestine is 180 feet long because of which the cow milk has Kerotin which produces vitamin A in human bodies.



11.Mooing of cow kills the pathogens in the air

 

[WarFariX]

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[Naara-e-Mastana]

Lolz and he is a judge in india . good luck indian .
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How about french kissing a cow whenever you feels suffocated . how about use cow instead of oxygen cylinder .

 

[Raphael]

"Indians are a beastly people with a beastly religion." - Winston Churchill

I think I finally understood what Churchill meant. He was not trying to be insulting, but just making the observation that Hinduism is a very 'naturalistic' religion, very devoted to bestial fixations, wild, savage, orgiastic, perhaps too ready to capitulate to the natural, sensual and biological (think Kama Sutra), and that is expressed in the all-encompassing and indiscriminate nature worship. It is the opposite of civilization and discipline.

 

[The Accountant]

wowwww,,, I never knew that ,,, So how many of Hindu members are going to follow your judge and drink cow urine ??

 

[Nexus]

our Brahmin ancestors used to sacrifice and eat cows in large numbers. we kicked Buddhism but we inherited this worthless veganism from that cult.

while our ancestors used to eat beef, we worship beef. how embarrassing....

 

[El Sidd]

Anything about the Penguins?

 

[Verve]

our Brahmin ancestors used to sacrifice and eat cows in large numbers. we kicked Buddhism but we inherited this worthless veganism from that cult.

while our ancestors used to eat beef, we worship beef. how embarrassing....

You may find that cow worship was gifted to you by early ancestors of jews who had taken up worship of calf. Vedic era starts around about the same time of Moses (1500BC) so migrating priests etc could have played a part.

Veganism from Buddhism, and Cow worship from bani-Israel.

 

[nang2]

You may find that cow worship was gifted to you by early ancestors of jews who had taken up worship of calf. Vedic era starts around about the same time of Moses (1500BC) so migrating priests etc could have played a part.

Veganism from Buddhism, and Cow worship from bani-Israel.

Right, Cow worship is definitely not from Buddhism. Buddhism doesn't worship any animal.

 

[padamchen]

One day we will have cows descending from overhead bins in place of oxygen masks on airplanes.

Then one must place nose in cow's rear and breathe deep.

Taking care to place cow's behind on own nose first before helping kids and those next to you with their own cows.

 

[Arsalan]

Rajasthan high court judges quotes purported scientists’ views to praise benefits of cows, their urine and excreta in order suggesting governments make cow slaughter punishable with life term

n high court judge asked the central and state governments to declare the cow as India’s national animal and ensure that those who kill it be given life terms. Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma also listed 11 benefits of cow urine.

“I spoke with conscience. Our religious texts tell us how important cow is. Even its dung and urine are beneficial to us”, he told Hindustan Times.

A selection of what Sharma said, in possibly his last order before he retired on Wednesday:




1.It is believed that 33 crore gods and goddesses reside inside the cow and the animal appeared along with goddess Laxmi during the churning of ocean in Hindu mythology.

2.Cow is the only living being which intakes oxygen and emits oxygen and the animal is a hospital in itself.

3.Cow urine keeps the liver, heart and mind healthy, and increases the immunity of the body. It also slows down ageing.

4.Drinking cow urine rids one of sins of the previous life.
5.According to a Russian scientist, coating the walls of the house with cow dung will protect the inhabitants from radiation.

6.The cow, through its horns, absorbs “cosmic” energy.

7.Consumption of cow milk prevents cancer from entering the blood cells.

8.Cow dung known to have killed cholera germs.
9.Cow dung can generate 4,500 litres of biogas every year. If biogas is generated from the cow dung of all cow progeny in the country, the country can save 6.80 lakh tonnes of firewood and save 14 crore trees from being cut.

10.Cow is the only mammal whose large intestine is 180 feet long because of which the cow milk has Kerotin which produces vitamin A in human bodies.



11.Mooing of cow kills the pathogens in the air

WTH!!

He really said all this?
I think this is a satire!!

Can any of our Indian members confirm on this please?
This is really STHF level thing if it was really said all this

I feel like saying "Nahiii lah doo key yeh jhoot ha"

 

[graphican]

Do cows really exhale oxygen?
Reference: https://www.quora.com/Do-cows-really-exhale-oxygen

The Vedic People, since 1600 BCE, have bred and used the cow in their homes, community and society. While these ancient Indians were familiar with a large number of animals (horses, cats and tigers, dogs, deer, elephants and even the rhinoceros) the cow has always been held and worshipped in maternal terms ( go-matha). This sanctity of the cow is respected to this day. She is tame, gentle, gives us our daily milk, and we use even her droppings for a variety of purposes.

These are already enough reasons to admire and adore her; yet some people have tried to thrust several ‘unique’ but, alas, scientifically untenable properties on the cow. My cousin Sundaram had sent me one such set of claims, which are found in the site. There are a few other sites with similar ‘scientific’ claims. In this column, I wish to point out whey these claims are scientifically untenable.

Here is one such claim. “One cow was regularly fed a particular quantity of a poison every day. After 24 hours, its blood, urine, dung and milk were tested in a lab to check where the poison could be found. In this way, the tests were done not for 1 or 2 days, but continuously for 90 days in All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) New Delhi. The researcher did not find any trace of poison in milk, blood, urine or dung of that cow. Then where did this poison fed for 90 days go? The go-matha hid the entire poison in her throat. This is a special quality that no other animal has”.

Comment: Well, my enquiries with some faculty members at the AIIMS suggest that no such experiment was done there at all. The Institute’s Animal Ethics Committee would not have allowed feeding any poison to animals in the first place — and for 90 continuous days!!

Claim 2: “The cow is the only creature that inhales oxygen and also exhales oxygen.”

Comment: Other than plants and mosses that photosynthesise, there is no living being that exhales oxygen. The oxygen that is noted upon exhalation is part of the (unused) oxygen inhaled. The lungs of any animal are not efficient in delivering all oxygen from the inhaled air. Some of this oxygen that was not absorbed is exhaled. As Do cows really exhale oxygen?. points out, this is the reason why mouth-to-mouth resuscitation works.

Claim 3: “Cow milk has the quality of countering poison.”

Comment: Poison is a wide word. What poison? Cyanide? DDT? And what proof do we have? Science will not accept (neither will law) unless proof is given. How do we prove (or disprove) the unprovable?

Claim 4: “Cow urine is the best killer of microbes.”

Comment: That urine (human, cow’s…) can kill bacteria is known. The mechanism is also known; it is the acidity of any animal urea (low pH value around 5), the presence of urea, and ammonium compounds ( vide D. Caye, 1968, Journal of Clinical Investigations, pp. 2374-90) The cow’s urine is no different (paper by A. Ahuja et al.,International Journal of Recent Advances in Pharmaceutical Research, April 2012; 2(2): 84-87).

Claim 5: “We can save from radio-waves by plastering the home floors and area outside the home with cow-dung.”

Comment: “Radio-waves” is a broad term, with no specification of the frequency/wavelength or strength/intensity. Ordinary radio and TV operate very well indeed, whether the house is plastered with cow dung or not, and so do cell phones and wi-fi. Indeed, the trouble with such statements is their very generality.

Claim 6: “If 10 grams of cow-ghee is put in fire (yagnya), 1 ton of oxygen is generated.”

Comment: This claim is totally against the laws of physics. 10 grams simply cannot generate 1,000 kilograms in any manner.

None of the claims made in the above article can be supported by science, bar perhaps one, namely, that cow urine has the ability to kill some microbes, and that too, with some reservation about the uniqueness of the cow in this context. And there is no point or logic in dismissing science, saying “they will prove it some day,” or “they are just against Hindu beliefs.”

Many of us Hindus revere the cow. This sense of reverence is touching, and unique indeed. We are moved in admiration and gratitude to the great help she has offered to mankind through her milk and her ability to produce healthy babies (cows and bulls). The cow has been deified not only as Kamadhenu, but even as the ordinary household variety.

But with claims such as the above, the holy cow loses some of her nobility, and we start thinking of her more in utilitarian terms, which is somewhat demeaning to her. Plus such tall claims, so easily dismissed by science, make it worse. As the French philosopher Blaise Pascal so aptly said: the heart has its reasons, which reason does not know.

https://www.medicosa.com/

 

[Fledgingwings]

Seiously???

 

[SecularNationalist]

and he is a educated judge .Now imagine a illiterates of india

India has a huge potential of becoming a next super power

 

[ghazi52]

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