Zonal Energy:
The MahaVastu Nandi Bull, symbolizing Lord Shiva’s trusted steed, brings protective energies to businesses when placed in the southwest zone along the west wall. This divine symbol not only safeguards against unforeseen calamities but also fosters long-lasting partnerships, trust, and loyalty among businesses and clients. Particularly beneficial for public limited companies and institutions dealing with shareholders, the Nandi Bull strengthens trust and loyalty, ensuring stability and prosperity.
The presence of the Nandi Bull signifies reliability and protection, attracting more customers and enhancing their satisfaction and trust. Its placement represents a commitment to forging strong relationships and fostering a sense of security and stability, making it an auspicious addition to any business seeking growth and success.
In Hindu traditions, Nandi is often worshipped before commencing auspicious ceremonies or seeking blessings for successful endeavors, highlighting his role as a facilitator of unity, trust, and mutual support among individuals and communities.
Implementation:
1. Choose a Suitable Location: Select a visually appealing and safe area in the respective zone.
2. Position Carefully: Place it securely to prevent accidental damage.
3. Regular Cleaning: Dust it regularly using a soft cloth to maintain its appearance.
4. Avoid Direct Sunlight: Place it away from direct sunlight to prevent fading or damage to the colors over time.
5. Monitor for Damage: Check it periodically for any signs of damage or deterioration and address them promptly.
Zone & Facing:
South West (SW) zone along with the West Wall
Facing: North East
What if it Breaks?
If it breaks/cracks and can’t be fixed, it’s best to throw it away safely to prevent accidents and ill effects.
Should I perform a Pooja/Rituals?
No, Do not worship any of the Mahavastu Remedies.
can it be used for decoration?
Yes, You can use it for decorative purposes.
