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So there is no basis according to sastra for translating amsalaВ as flesh. MamsalaВ specifically aplies to cream and sweets made from milk products as well as fresh and dried fruits. Also in the Amarakosa 2.6.44 it states that amsalaВ is mamsalaВ which never applies to flesh tender or otherwise. Panini is the authority on all matters concerning the rules of Sanskrit grammar and according to sutra 5.2.8 of Panini the word amsalaВ can only mean nourishing and strength bestowing. What exactly Yajnavalkya has stated in this verse is that he can eat what is amsala.В The interpolators, some being ignorant and some not so ignorant of the rules of Panini have translated amsalaВ as being tender flesh. The word dhenuВ which they translated as cow factually refers to the milk products of the cow only and not the cow herself and the sanskrit word anaduhВ factually refers to the grains produced by the bull from ploughing the fields. Cows that have been rescued and protected and cared for in distress give even more merit as well as cows received from persons in distress due to an inability to properly take care of their cows.ДЇirst in the Satapatha Brahmana, 3.1.2.21 there is a gross interpolation from western scholars echoed by indolologists around the world that the great sage Yajnavalkya would eat the tender meat of cows and bulls. One who offers a bovine bull to an accomplished brahmana has factually reserved themselves a place in heaven. A bovine bull is considered to be the embodiment of heaven. For this reason one who makes a gift of a cow to worthy brahmanas who will then use the ghee from this cow to perform Vedic ceremonies, that fortunate gifter is regarded as making a gift of a libation for sacrifice. It is ordained in the eternal Vedas that ghee from the cow is the best of all ingredients offered as libations into the sacrificial fire. The ruler who gives gifts of cows to the foremost of brahmanas is sure to overcome every calamity he encounters.

Cows are never to be sacrificed they are to be given as gifts to worthy brahmanas. Cows do not feel cold or heat nor can rain afflict. Cows are superior to all yogis and ascetics and because of this liberated divine being perform their austerities in the company and presence of cows.

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