supermax_thelion1
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I know that cows hold a special place in Hinduism, but I’m curious about the deeper reasons behind this. Is it purely religious, or are there cultural and historical factors as well? Would love to hear some insights!
Why are cows considered sacred in Hinduism?
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Reese_Tuko
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Great question! The reverence for cows in Hinduism is indeed deeply rooted in both religious and historical contexts. 
Cows are seen as symbols of non-violence and abundance, and their role in agriculture and daily life historically made them invaluable. 
It’s a blend of spiritual respect and practical significance.
Cows are seen as symbols of non-violence and abundance, and their role in agriculture and daily life historically made them invaluable. It’s a blend of spiritual respect and practical significance.Pumpkin2022
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In Hinduism, the cow holds immense significance and is considered a sacred animal. The sacredness of the cow in Hinduism reflects its role as a divine, nurturing, and revered presence in Indian culture and spirituality. 
