Monday Chant: Recite This Nandi Gayatri Mantra To Chase Away Your Sorrows

According to the Sanatan Dharm, if you worship the favourite devotee of Lord Bholenath, Nandi with complete rituals, he becomes very happy with you and showers his immense blessings on you. 

Nandi was the Nandishwar incarnation of Lord Shiva as per the Shiva Purana. In all the temples of Lord Shiva, an idol of Nandi is also installed as it is believed that Lord Shiva doesn’t bless the temple with his presence in which an idol of Nandi is not installed. Therefore, you must worship Nandi along with Lord Shiva in his temples. 

Worshipping Nandi is one of the quickest and simplest ways to seek Shiv Shankar’s blessings. Scroll down to know from expert astrologer Dr Radhakant Vats how you can impress him by chanting the Nandi Gayatri Mantra, and eliminate sorrows from your life.

Nandi Gayatri Mantra

The Nandi Gayatri Mantra mentioned in the Shiv Purana is 'Om Tatpurushaya Vidmahe, Nandikeshwaray Dhimahi, Tanno Vrishabharu Prachodayat.'

Rules To Follow While Chanting Nandi Gayatri Mantra 

• You must chant this chant before sunrise, preferably.
• Keep Lord Shiva in your mind while chanting it.

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• After reciting the chant, you are advised to meditate on a smiling statue of Nandi.

• As you begin to chant this Mantra, do it 11 times and increase the number to 21 from the sixth day. Increase this number every five days.
• However, you should only chant it in your mind.

Benefits Of Chanting Nandi Gayatri Mantra

• This chant helps you get immense strength.
• Chanting this Mantra also sharpens your wit and improves the flow of knowledge.
• It is the ultimate solution to get rid of physical suffering.

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• This chant can also resolve your marital life issues (Reasons Why Women Look Up To Shiva-Parvati Relationship).

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