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ElenaW [278]
1 year ago
14

How do we know that Rupa love the cow ​

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Savatey [412]1 year ago
3 0

Kurma Rupa was unique, he claims. He was devoted to the Lord's cattle and, by himself, raised awareness of the issue among a great number of people.

<h3>Kurma Rupa</h3>
  • On June 28th, at the age of 67, Kurma Rupa Das, the director of the cow protection group Care for Cows and a beloved gurukula instructor, passed away in Krishna's sacred city of Vrindavan, India, from metastasized stomach cancer.
  • He was surrounded by Brijabasis singing Krishna kirtan, his beloved cows, and other devotee pals.
  • Kurma Rupa was raised in New York and was born to Mexican parents. He was drafted during the Vietnam War at the age of 21.
  • Kurma Rupa taught youngsters from all over the world for many years at the Bhaktivedanta Swami International Gurukula.
  • He was compassionate and understanding, and he is known for going above and beyond to support the kids in their studies and other pursuits.

To learn more about Kurma Rupa refer:

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