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Hinduism: Living the Hindu Life
Hindu environmental projects and cow protection
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Overview
Care for rivers and sacred places, the goshala and cow protection at Bhaktivedanta Manor, Rig Veda 10.87, the Bishnoi at Khejarli, the Chipko movement, the Bhumi Project, and differing priorities.
What you need to know
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Why is care for rivers especially important for Hindus?
Why do Hindus care for sacred places such as Vrindavana?
Questions from this subtopic
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Why do Hindus believe they should care for the environment?
Model answer
Hindus see nature as a manifestation of the divine and the earth as a mother. Damage to nature breaks ahimsa and creates bad karma.
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Why is care for rivers especially important for Hindus?
Model answer
Rivers such as the Ganga and Yamuna are worshipped as goddesses. Pollution of a sacred river is an offence against the divine.
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Why do Hindus care for sacred places such as Vrindavana?
Model answer
The land where Krishna lived is itself holy to Vaishnavas. Devotees plant trees and clear litter to protect it.
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Why do Hindus protect the cow?
Model answer
The cow gives milk and so is honoured as a mother. Krishna was a cowherd, and cows are linked with his love.
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What is a goshala?
Model answer
A goshala is a Hindu shelter where cows are cared for until they die naturally. Cows are never slaughtered there.
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How does Bhaktivedanta Manor practise cow protection?
Model answer
Bhaktivedanta Manor, ISKCON's temple near Watford, keeps a herd of cows that are never slaughtered. Oxen are trained to work the land.
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