Parad Nandi/Siddh Mercury Nandi (पारद नन्दी): Usually, Nandi is present in mandir. But it’s totally fine to keep a frame of Shiva and Nandi also Nandi and lingam until you are under full devotion. An interesting feature here is that the Nandi faces away from Shiva. According to temple tradition, a priest of this shrine who used to bring water for abhiseka (ritual pouring of water on the deity) was troubled by a demon named Kanjan. Shiva bade Nandi to kill the demon which was duly done. Nandi faces the outside of the temple to safeguard it. In fact, there are three Nandi in this temple, one behind the other, and they all face the same direction. Parad Nandi
Nandi, which means “giving delight” or “giving joy,” is the sacred bull of the Hindu god Shiva, one of the most important Hindu gods. When the world becomes evil, Shiva destroys it to make way for beneficial change. Nandi is Shiva’s animal form, his means of transportation, and his most ardent worshiper. Lord Shiva is having solutions to all worldly sufferings. Praying to him via Siddh Mercury Nandi makes devotees believe that their problems will surely end soon. They also consider Nandi as an idol as he unconditionally loves the Lord and surrenders himself completely. Nandi the bull is a deity has many powers. He is the protector of Dharma and the chief of the team of Ganas, or attendants of the gods. Nandi is also chief of 18 Siddhas or gifts in Hinduism and is the granter of boons.
Parad Nandi Benefits:
Parad is a pure metal, which is also a mention in ancient texts and Vedas, that’s why Parad is also people use in Shivaling. Shivaling made of Parad metal is the best among all. Nandi has great importance in Hinduism, the worship of lord Shiva is incomplete without Nandi. By worshiping the Parad Nandi daily, every wish fulfilled. The benefits of worshiping Parad Shivaling are there in many religious texts. Lord Shiva himself protects the person who worships Siddh Mercury Nandi Statue.
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