FESTIVAL OF SIBLINGS RAKSHA BANDHAN

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FESTIVAL OF SIBLINGS RAKSHA BANDHAN

 

Raksha Bandhan

The Festival Of Protection Between Sisters And Brothers, Also We Can Say Lovable Bonding, Good Friendship, & Many Types Of Relation Between Siblings. This Festival Is Dedicate To Siblings. This Is Special Hindu Festival Which Is Celebrated In India And Also In Other Countries. This Occasion Is Celebrate In The Monsoon Weather. According To Hindu Panchaang Calendar, This Festival Come In Shravan Month And On Shukl Paksh Purnima ( Full Moon day).

 

Meaning Of Raksha Bandhan

The Meaning Is Very Simple Raksha And Bandhan, Raksha Is Protection And Bandhan Is Tie A Relation In Siblings Character. This Festival Is Just Not For Blood Relationship. We celebrate With Our cousins, Fraternal Aunties, Nephews, Indian Soldiers, Indian Police, Parentless Children.

Message For Sister

Hey Didi, do you know ? You are the best sister, why ? Because I’m your brother.

God Is Very Kind To Me, Because God Sent A Engel In My Life. Thank-you God.

During Life’s Highs And Lows, Hurts And Happiness, A Sister Is Always There.

 

Message For Brother

I Want To Thank You For Being My Support And Guide. You Are Very Special Person In My Life.

Brother Is Not Just A Word For Me. It Is A Emotion, Power, Health, Courage & Everything.

Dear Brother You Are Like A Tornado – You Create Chaos Wherever You Go, But Somehow I Still Find It Entertaining.

 

Importance Of Raksha Bandhan In Indian Religions

Hinduism – The festival is mainly celebrated by the Hindus in the north and west parts of India along with countries like Nepal, Pakistan.

Sikhism – The occasion is also revered by the Jain community where Jain priests give ceremonial threads to the devotees.      

Jainism – This festival devoted to the brother-sister love is observed by the Sikhs as “Rakhardi” or Rakhari.

 

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