Cow Therapy

Cow cuddling therapy

"Lets dive in to understand the role of cow cuddling therapy in karmaj diseases"

The cow is termed as a satvik animal and hence cow hug raises satvik Guna and energy in humans. The cow is the most sacred animal in Hinduism. It is believed that a kamdhenu cow was born during samundar Manthan . So all the cows are kamdhenu. That is why in sanatana dharma cow is considered as mother. It is beleived that all the 33 crore devi devtas reside in the cow. Cow is the source of positive and healing energy.  The cow is regarded as a satvik animal, symbolizing purity and positive energy in human beings. In Hinduism, it holds a sacred status and is often associated with the legendary kamdhenu cow, which is said to have emerged during the churning of the ocean (samundar manthan). Because of this connection, all cows are revered as embodiments of kamdhenu. In Sanatana Dharma, the cow is considered a mother, housing the divine essence of 33 crore deities. It is viewed as a source of healing and positive energy, and is regarded as a vaidya (healer) of Lord Shree Krishna.

Cow hugging therapy offers a unique approach to stress relief and mental well-being. The physical connection with a cow can significantly reduce anxiety and promote a sense of calmness. The gentle warmth of the animal creates an experience that encourages relaxation and grounding. By engaging with a cow—simply by being present and making eye contact—people can form an emotional connection that has therapeutic benefits. This can be particularly helpful for individuals dealing with issues like IBS, grief, or other emotional struggles. Moreover, the therapy boosts levels of happy hormones like oxytocin, serotonin, and dopamine, which can improve overall mental health. In some therapy centers across the U.S., cow hugging is offered as a form of treatment, often at a pretty high cost. This emerging trend highlights the importance of connection, both with animals and with ourselves, in fostering mental well-being.