Cow urine therapy

can we all just stick to cow urine please!? :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=b.shahvir;52652]can we all just stick to cow urine please!? :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]

you can. I drink water mostly. or Orange Juice. Some tea and coffee here and there.

I wonder if Horse Whizz can cure depression? There’s a big market for that.

“but until one has come to the space of their own awakening discussion of such matters is without benefit and therefore irrelevant”

“without the clarity that accompanies awakening to the intrinsic nature of ones own being one cannot fully discern the magical properties of drinking the midstream of ones own urine.”

There’s also a certain kind of divinity attached with the cow and hence the therapy. In Hinduism, the cow is considered not just an animal, but a surrogate mother who nurtures us right from birth (dairy products, etc)

Also, it’s learned that the cow’s spine absorbs sun’s rays and this absorbed energy permeates it’s by-products and hence it’s milk (and urine for that matter) also has many health benefits. The urine is just one by-product of this animal which is of great value in Ayurveda.

[QUOTE=b.shahvir;52663]There’s also a certain kind of divinity attached with the cow and hence the therapy. In Hinduism, the cow is considered not just an animal, but a surrogate mother who nurtures us right from birth (dairy products, etc)

Also, it’s learned that the cow’s spine absorbs sun’s rays and this absorbed energy permeates it’s by-products and hence it’s milk (and urine for that matter) also has many health benefits. The urine is just one by-product of this animal which is of great value in Ayurveda.[/QUOTE]

You definitely do not want to hear my thoughts on ayurveda . . . so I shall remain silent.

The mother’s milk is what should be used for nourishment.

Oh so I see the sun’s energy penetrating the spine of the cow is what makes the milk magical.
:rolleyes:

Sun energy. Huh? Is that like light?

Cows give milk ( raw milk i’ve heard is quite a superfood ) and the ox pulls the plow which isn’t the cow.

As far as the cow, as in the pictures with SHIVA -

Misconception

I just want to say that there are so many things that we put in the mouth and on the skin everyday that had proven harmful and we still eat it and put tons of lotions on the skin… so why not to drink urine? just in case it will work?

[QUOTE=CityMonk;52709]I just want to say that there are so many things that we put in the mouth and on the skin everyday that had proven harmful and we still eat it and put tons of lotions on the skin… so why not to drink urine? just in case it will work?[/QUOTE]

Only when all else has failed and in a state of consuming desperation.:eek::eek::eek:

Such methods are very easy to be misunderstood, are bound to be misunderstood. For various different reasons. One is simply the social conditioning that has entered into one’s mind, another is that unless one has come to a certain direct experience, one is more or less going to be speaking out of ignorance, clinging to all kinds of short-sighted conclusions, beliefs, assumptions, and opinions.

It is important to understand something about the majority of the techniques in the yogic sciences, that not only as their effects cumulative, to be witnessed not directly - but over a stretch of time, through consistent discipline - but that most of the techniques are to be used in combination with a number of other techniques. A technique used alone by itself, may not seem to be doing much, but when a number of techniques are combined together in a systematic way - the sadhana becomes a tremendous force of it’s own. That is one approach of the yogic sciences, to gather your energies from as many different sources as possible - being mindful of even the minutest details from the way you sit, to the way you eat, to what you eat, to how often you eat, to the way you walk, to the way you talk, to what you are exposed to in the outer environment, to your sexual activity, to just about everything.

The technique of amaroli may reveal something to somebody who is simply trying it by itself. But for one who is already involved in other processes, it reveals a totally different face. Once your awareness has become sensitive and sharp enough, one will come to experience certain things which would have otherwise remained out of one’s perception. And depending on your present state of being, the effects of the technique are going to be different. One has to be aware that each person’s system is relative according to his own situation, and what may work very well for one person in one situation, may not work so well for another person who is in a different situation.

There are many things which are not ordinarily known about amaroli, which modern science remains absolutely unaware, and which can only be revealed out of direct experience. Once your sadhana comes to a certain intensity, the technique has a totally different dimension, as do most of the techniques. That is why in the tantric traditions, the technique was originally transmitted secretly to those who had already undergone certain preparation, so that the disciple can benefit the most from these kinds of methods. Without going into too much detail, when practiced in a particular way, the practice of amaroli awakens certain siddhis which can be used as a skillful means towards one’s awakening. This is another reason why the technique was transmitted in secret - because the very idea of developing siddhis is in most cases tremendously dangerous. If you are clinging after them, their capability to nourish one’s ego is enormous. Because to develop these siddhis does not mean that one has come to any insight into existence, nor that one has come to more awareness of oneself. It simply means that certain aspects of your own mind which were previously asleep have now become awakened. To trigger them is not much, it just requires enough mechanical training.

Yes Please all the Whizz drinkers don’t let me stop you.

Bottoms up!

The Scales does’t smear ‘product’ on his skin. of any kind.

Little olive oil if the hands get dry - thats about it.

I’m natural baby.

I think the fact that your body ELIMINATES urine, should be a big enough clue that it doesn’t want it… and what’s the next step from there? Should we have sh#t biscuits with snot dip, and a bowl of vomit soup?? Is that any less crazy than drinking cow piss?? I don’t think so.

[QUOTE=YogiAdam;52748]I think the fact that your body ELIMINATES urine, should be a big enough clue that it doesn’t want it.[/QUOTE]

excellent point.

YogiAdam,

"I think the fact that your body ELIMINATES urine, should be a big enough clue that it doesn’t want it… "

The fact that your body has been born naked should be enough of an indication that it doesn’t want clothes. And the fact that nature has not created the Earth with any science and technology should also be indication enough that the Earth does not want it. And with this fanaticism, one can continue seeing a million and one things which are so called “unnatural”. Yes, there is a kind of behavior which may be not so much conducive to nature’s processes, but where do you draw the line between what is natural, and man’s own creativity ? And if nature has created man to be creative, then his creativity is just as much a part of nature as anything else. Otherwise, all of the spiritual sciences simply become unnatural - as do all of the processes of yoga.

There is a very simple way to see whether something is in tune with nature’s way or not. When one is walking too much against the current, various problems arise - psychological sickness, physical sickness, and so on. With drinking urine there has not even been a single incident of it being disasterous for one’s health in any way.

From the first single celled organism till man, the whole evolution of consciousness has always happened on an unconscious level. With man, now the possibility of a conscious evolution begins. Nature has already provided him with all of the basic necessities to take his own evolution into his own hands, but it is now one’s own responsibility to take the expansion of his own being as a conscious process.

I think this topic cannot be resolved on the basis of science…it is a matter of faith…that’s what I had stated earlier! It is spiritual…

shahvir,

It is not a matter of faith or beleif either. One either knows or does not know, there can be no room for belief.

“think this topic cannot be resolved on the basis of science”

If one raises science high on a pedestal as though it is the ultimate phenomenon, then perhaps if things cannot be resolved according to modern science, then there is no other way except to believe. Otherwise, the matter can be resolved out of direct experience. And because even experience can be deceiving, it may be far more clear to say that the matter can be resolved only out of the direct experience of one who has already awakened a certain wisdom. This applies to any technique or method, not just amaroli. Yoga itself is a scientific process, and one will have to, through trial and error, come to discover what works and does not work.

[QUOTE=b.shahvir;52769]I think this topic cannot be resolved on the basis of science…it is a matter of faith…that’s what I had stated earlier! It is spiritual…[/QUOTE]

what about personal experience?

[QUOTE=AmirMourad;52753]YogiAdam,

"I think the fact that your body ELIMINATES urine, should be a big enough clue that it doesn’t want it… "

The fact that your body has been born naked should be enough of an indication that it doesn’t want clothes. And the fact that nature has not created the Earth with any science and technology should also be indication enough that the Earth does not want it. And with this fanaticism, one can continue seeing a million and one things which are so called “unnatural”. Yes, there is a kind of behavior which may be not so much conducive to nature’s processes, but where do you draw the line between what is natural, and man’s own creativity ? And if nature has created man to be creative, then his creativity is just as much a part of nature as anything else. Otherwise, all of the spiritual sciences simply become unnatural - as do all of the processes of yoga.

There is a very simple way to see whether something is in tune with nature’s way or not. When one is walking too much against the current, various problems arise - psychological sickness, physical sickness, and so on. With drinking urine there has not even been a single incident of it being disasterous for one’s health in any way.

From the first single celled organism till man, the whole evolution of consciousness has always happened on an unconscious level. With man, now the possibility of a conscious evolution begins. Nature has already provided him with all of the basic necessities to take his own evolution into his own hands, but it is now one’s own responsibility to take the expansion of his own being as a conscious process.[/QUOTE]

In this case, I’m just going to echo what Scales said … If you want to down a warm, frothing glass of urine, be my guest. Don’t let me talk you out of it. Although, if you plan on kissing anyone, you might want to make sure you clean your teeth first :slight_smile:

[QUOTE=YogiAdam;52911]In this case, I’m just going to echo what Scales said … If you want to down a warm, frothing glass of urine, be my guest. Don’t let me talk you out of it. Although, if you plan on kissing anyone, you might want to make sure you clean your teeth first :)[/QUOTE]

I’ll be downing a cool, frothing glass of Guiness and keeping an eye out to make sure you get every drop. In fact, after a couple of those I may contribute to your quencher.

[QUOTE=Raje;51802]Hi All,

Namaste… My mother is nearing 70 and she has arthrits since last 3-4 years. Since then she used to get knee joint pain whenever she walks more but would recover after couple of days rest.

But it has been two months, she got knee joint pain but not feeling better at all. This time, she got swelling near knee which was not case earlier. So we allopathic and aurvedic (from Patanjali run by Baba Ramdev) simultaneously. But she is not feeling better. Allopathic doctor prescribed pain medication, which works for 3-4 days only. We do not want to continue taking it for longer period of time as that could cause undesired side effects.

Meantime, I came across cowurine . com from Virender Jain. You can watch him on youtube as well. I was wondering has anybody tried his medicine for arthitis and worked for him or her?

Please let me know…

Thanks,
Raje[/QUOTE]

Raje, If you want to try it start with urine compress to the affected joint. When I was a child I had an arthritis. I remember other kids playing and running and I could not stand up on my legs at all. Medications failed or was not available , I do not remember, but My mom used to apply the urine compress over night few times a week. It worked very well for me. It does not mean that it will work for everyone, but it is never hurt to try it.

Namaste,
CM

[QUOTE=CityMonk;52812]what about personal experience?[/QUOTE]

well i do consume Ayurvedic tablets regularly, a major ingredient of which is cow’s urine. It helps fight obesity and keeps diseases at bay. I also feel my immune system has strengthened over time. the urine content is not crude but undergoes several refining processes before it is made fit for consumption.

Faith is important as it helps in increasing the effectiveness of the medication. When i say this, I do not mean it has placebo effect… but it helps!

No one should be drinking any sort of urine.

It is leaving your body for a reason.

I looked this up. What they call “Urine Therapy” and there is no scientific evidence behind it, it’s all spiritual based.

There is no scientific evidence because they (pharmafia) fear them.
Amaroli relieves and finally cures many ailments. It’s free and self produced.

Amaroli cured my allergy to cats and mites, that manifested as asthma, phlegm and vasomotor rhinitis, after desperately trying many alternative treatments.

Amaroli doesn’t have a scientific background, but it does have an empirical one. It’s been practiced since ancient times.

Speaking and making judgments about things we don’t know or we haven’t experienced is a foolish and non-scientific activity.

@Amir:

I admire your patience and good manners.
Personally I prefer to use my ignore list.
8)