Govardhana-pūjā: Kṛṣṇa Redirects Indra-yajña to Worship of Govardhana, Cows, and Brāhmaṇas
अन्येभ्यश्चाश्वचाण्डालपतितेभ्यो यथार्हत: । यवसं च गवां दत्त्वा गिरये दीयतां बलि: ॥ २८ ॥
anyebhyaś cāśva-cāṇḍāla- patitebhyo yathārhataḥ yavasaṁ ca gavāṁ dattvā giraye dīyatāṁ baliḥ
ほかの者たちに—犬や犬食いの者のような堕ちた者にさえ—ふさわしい食を施したのち、牛には草を与え、ついでゴーヴァルダナの丘へ敬虔に供物(バリ)を捧げなさい。
It instructs that after properly distributing shares and feeding the cows, an offering (bali) should be given to Govardhana Hill—highlighting worship centered on Krishna’s pastoral dharma.
Krishna emphasizes orderly, dharmic distribution—acknowledging social and living beings around Vraja—so the community’s worship is complete, responsible, and compassionate rather than narrow or neglectful.
Practice inclusive charity and responsible distribution, prioritize care for cows/animals and nature, and make offerings with gratitude—turning worship into tangible service (seva) rather than mere ritual.