Raksha Bandhanis a Hindu festival celebrated around the world, primarily in India and among the Hindu diaspora. Raksha Bandhan holds cultural and emotional significance, emphasizing the bond between brothers and sisters.
The festival falls on the full moon day (Purnima) of the Hindu month of Shravana, which usually falls in August. It’s a day to celebrate the special relationship between siblings, regardless of whether they are biologically related. Sisters tie a sacred thread called “rakhi” around their brothers’ wrists, symbolizing their love, care, and protection for their brothers. In return, brothers give gifts and often make promises to protect and support their sisters.
The timing of the festival can vary slightly depending on different regions and communities within India, This year Full moon is on 30/31 August. However , as per Religious teacher it would be good to tie Rakhi by 0920PM on 30 Agust 23. 31 August is also auspicious in the few region . Traditional practices and rituals may differ from one place to another, but the core idea of reinforcing the bond between siblings remains consistent.
Raksha Bandhan is a heartwarming celebration that showcases the importance of family relationships and the values of love, care, and protection that siblings share. It’s a joyful occasion that brings families together and strengthens the emotional connections between brothers and sisters.