And now for some Hindu Wisdom (?)

"I was born from the nectar of immortality as the primordial horse and as Indra's noble elephant. Among men, I am the king.

Among weapons I am the thunderbolt. I am Kamadhuk, the cow that fulfills all desires; I am Kandarpa, the power of sex, and Vasuki, the king of snakes.

-Bhagavad Gita 10:27-28"

OK, so I get these little tid-bits every day, just something to supposedly "inspire" me, right?

Forgive me for saying this, and I really don't mean to sound like I am being judgemental or whatever, but, umm, "the cow that fulfills all desires?"

*snickers*

I am afraid I missed what was "wise" about this specific message.
Any and all translations will be most appreciated.

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OK, so firstly, that last post about the Hindu thinger? It was not meant to be disrespectful to anyone and, if it makes things any better, I make fun of just about any *organized* anything, and fairly indescriminately. So basically, I was being silly. I thought it might bring some smiles to some otherwise somber peeps I have bore witness to as of late.

Secondly, I have yet another quote that I am wondering if anyone can tell me where it comes from, if anywhere. It seems I should know the reference, but I don't and well, I have to get back to school and then work and then I would forget about it all together, which would be bad because someone is expecting me to respond or something. So yeah, here, tell me what you think:

"Golden ochre stains the temple columns."

HUH???

OK, yeah. gotta roll. Kira should hang me by my pinky toes for how late I am all the time.