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The Myth of the Holy Cow D. N. Jha
Publisher: Verso

Do all Hindus want to be stuck with animals, howsoever sacred, beyond their utility? Within Greek mythology, the Furies (Or Erinyes) were the avengers of those wronged and the punishers of those who broke the laws, especially those who committed crimes against other members of their clan or family. New work and previously published writings are welcome. PRESS, NOW IN ITS THIRTY-FIFTH YEAR, is one of the more unlikely but durable publishing stalwarts in this publisher-rich state. Limit per submission: three poems or a personal essay up to 2,000 words in length. Jha, author of "The Myth of the Holy Cow," a book which claims the ancient Vedic religion supported flesh-eating and animal sacrifice. But beef eating was still not considered a sin. It is often casually referred to in the earliest Buddhist texts. I refuse to believe that, outside the reach of sloganeering and propaganda, they do not have mythic heroes and myths of origin, their own and that of the world. D.N Jha a so-called Scholar has written a book about this called “The Myth of Holy Cow” in which he is hell bent to prove that there are Vedic verses which orders “Sanatan Dharmis” to consume the meat of Cow. Not only they are going to ride the wave of Chavez the myth, remember me, Maduro will have the easiest presidential campaign in history. Doing business The city was believed to be the birthplace of the Hindu deity Krishna, and Hindu mythology was filled with tales of a young Krishna herding his cows in lush forests. A reading fee of $10 per author is requested. Resume: The Elusive Holy Cow (concluding chapter of DN Jha's The Myth of the Holy Cow). Topics might include leaving home, myths of return, politics of home, displacement, and yearning for home. 50 Responses to Holy cow, the campaign already started .