Testingगोमूत्र
Desi Cow Urine Smell Test of Soil
A chemical test in which a few drops of desi cow urine are added to soil samples from the four corners: a strong cow urine smell shows good land, and no smell at all shows a land that is not good.
Testing
Soil Smell and Taste Test
Soil samples from all eight directions are mixed, smelt and brought near the tongue: a smell of flowers, ghee or honey and a sweet or astringent taste are auspicious, while a smell of excreta or liquor and a bitter taste are not.
What it does
To judge the quality of a land's soil by smell and taste.
Where
Samples from all eight directions of the land
Samagri used
- Soil samples from the four directions and the four corners of the land
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How to do it
- 1Take soil samples from the four directions and the four corners (vidishas) and mix them
- 2Smell the mixed soil
- 3Take a fragrance like flowers, ghee or honey as auspicious, and a smell like excreta (a toilet) or liquor as not good
- 4Bring the soil close to the tongue, without putting it in the mouth, until its taste is felt
- 5Take an astringent (kasela) or sweet taste as auspicious and a bitter taste as not good
Cautions
- Do not put the soil in the mouth; bring it near the tongue only
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