Nandi Posture In Shiv Temples: In Hindu religion, Monday is considered special for worshiping Lord Mahadev. Whenever we go to any Shivalaya, our head bows at the feet of Nandiji before having darshan of Shivalinga. Nandi is not only the vehicle of Lord Shiva, but he is also his most beloved devotee and the main gatekeeper of Shivadham. If you have ever looked carefully, in the idol of Nandi Ji in every temple, one of his legs is seen extended forward. But have you ever wondered what is the reason behind this? Let us know about the spiritual significance behind Nandi ji putting one foot forward.
Who is Nandi Maharaj?
Nandi according to mythological beliefs lord shiva Are the most beloved members of. The darshan of Nandi in Shiva temple has been said to have special significance. It is believed that prayers reach Lord Shiva through Nandi. This is the reason why many devotees whisper their wishes or desires into Nandi’s ear. It is believed that Nandi conveys the devotee’s message to his beloved Mahadev and helps in getting his blessings.
Why does Nandi have one foot forward?
According to religious beliefs, Nandi having one foot forward is considered a symbol of his sense of service. It means that Nandi is always ready to obey the orders of Lord Shiva. They are not just sitting and resting, but are in such a posture as if they will get up to serve Shiva the next moment. This mudra also gives a message to the devotees that they should always leave laziness in life and be ready for their duties.
Devotees worshiping Nandi. Photo: PTI
Recognition of darshan from between the horns of Nandi
It is considered very auspicious to go to a Shiva temple and see the Shivalinga between the two horns of Nandi. It is believed that this calms the mind and one directly receives the blessings of Mahadev.
What does it mean from a spiritual point of view?
The four legs of Nandi represent the four yugas – Satyayuga, Tretayuga, Dwaparayuga and Kaliyuga. It is believed that in the earlier three yugas, all four pillars of religion were strong, but in Kaliyuga, religion has been able to stand only on one leg of truth. The front foot of the river is considered a symbol of this truth.
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