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Goumutra
¥150 excl. Tax / ¥165 incl. Tax
Goumutra
¥150 excl. Tax / ¥165 incl. Tax
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Gomutra (cow urine) is held sacred in Hinduism and plays an important role in daily worship, ceremonies, and temple rituals.
Key Uses in Pooja and Rituals
- Space and Environment Purification: Sprinkled around the home, mandir, or puja area using a grass blade or mango leaf to cleanse negative energies and elevate the Sattva (purity) component.
- Deity Abhishekam: Used as a component in the ritual bathing (abhishekam) of idols and deities, often alongside milk, curd, honey, and ghee (forming Panchamrit or part of Panchagavya).
- Tilak and Sacred Pastes: Mixed with items like turmeric, kumkum, or sandalwood powder to prepare the sacred tilak applied to the forehead or ritual objects.
- Temple and Utensil Cleansing: Employed to wash and purify copper, brass, or silver puja vessels and items before starting a ceremony.
- Vedic Havans and Fire Ceremonies: Offered or sprinkled during fire sacrifices (yagyas or havans) to consecrate the offerings and the surrounding air.
- Self-Purification (Achamana/Sprinkling): Lightly sprinkled over devotees or sipped in tiny amounts by some practitioners as a form of internal and external spiritual cleansing.
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