Gow Dattata (Cow Adoption for One Year) is one of the most meaningful and powerful sevas offered at Sreepeetham. In this sacred practice, devotees adopt a cow for an entire year, taking responsibility for her care, feeding, and protection. This seva reflects deep devotion, compassion, and gratitude toward Gomata, who is honored as a symbol of purity, strength, prosperity, and divine energy.

What Gow Dattata Includes

The one-year adoption program consists of:

1. Gow Grasam (Daily Feeding of the Cow)

The cow receives nutritious food, clean water, and regular medical care every day. Feeding Gomata brings blessings for health, peace, and emotional strength. It is said that offering food to a cow removes negative energies and attracts divine grace into the devotee’s home.

2. Monthly Gow Pooja

Every month, a special Gow Pooja is performed on behalf of the devotee. The cow is worshipped with turmeric, kumkum, garlands, and traditional rituals. This pooja removes planetary doshas, protects from obstacles, and brings prosperity and happiness to the family.

Spiritual Significance of Gow Dattata

Adopting a cow is equal to performing many sacred acts in Sanatana Dharma. Gomata is believed to carry the blessings of:

• Goddess Lakshmi (prosperity)

• Goddess Saraswati (wisdom)

• Goddess Durga (protection)

By caring for a cow for one year, devotees receive continuous divine support and spiritual benefits.

Blessings Received Through This Seva

• Removal of Pitru Dosha (ancestral issues)

• Relief from Navagraha Dosha and Nakshatra problems

• Success in career, business, and education

• Peace, positivity, and family harmony

• Improved health and mental well-being

• Blessings for childbirth, marriage, and family welfare

• Long-lasting spiritual merit for future generations

Scriptures say that seven generations before and seven generations after the devotee are blessed through cow service.

Why Choose Gow Dattata at Sreepeetham?

Sreepeetham maintains a well-managed Goshala where indigenous cows are given proper food, shelter, and medical attention. By adopting a cow, devotees directly support this divine effort and help preserve native breeds.

The devotee’s name and gothram are included in monthly sankalpams and Gow Poojas, ensuring that blessings reach the family throughout the year.

Ideal For

• Special prayers

• Family well-being

• Removing doshas

• Offering gratitude

• Long-term spiritual growth

Gow Dattata (Cow Adoption for One Year) is a divine opportunity to build good karma, support sacred cow protection, and receive continuous blessings from Gomata.