80th BLOG POST -->>
This year I write a few blog posts. I took a long
time to write a blog as I was busy these days so today I’m back again on the
special occasion of celebrating brother- sister protective relationship i.e.
Rakshabandhan. It is an important Hindu festival celebrated across India and by
some people of Indian origin around the world. On Rakshabandhan, the sister's
tie Rakhi on her brother's wrist. Raksha Bandhan symbolizes the tie or knot of
protection. The scriptures epics and ancient fiction is peppered with the stories
of Rakhi. An incident in their lives finds a mention amongst the various
stories of the Mahabharata, Mugal Kal etc.
I’ve no real sister
but I’ve some cousin sisters. But all are not meet regularly at the occasion of
Rakshabandhan. I like this occasion so much but
no one available to celebrate. I become really happy when I see the love
between brother-sister. Finally I’m at home. I like cooking a lot at home so
today make some Brad Pakoda and Aloo chat. Even whether is cool because of
raining at here. Lets enjoy or kisi ko khana hai to aajao chai pe….!!
Now I’m telling a short story about
Rakshabandhan. According to one version
on a Sankranti day, Krishna managed to cut his little finger while handling
sugarcane. Rukmini, his queen immediately sent her help to get a bandage cloth
while Sathyabama, his other consort rushed to bring some cloth
herself. Draupadi who was watching all of this rather simply tore off a
part of her sari and bandaged his finger. In return for this deed, Krishna
promised to protect her in time of distress. The word he is said to have
uttered is 'Akshyam' which was a boon:- 'May it be unending'. And that was
how Draupadi's sari became endless and saved her embarrassment on the day she
was disrobed in full public view in king Dritarashtra's court.
Today in morning I was watching
news with my father then I also come to know about a story of Punjab rular
Paras and Sikandar’s fight. In this fight sister of Paras who was a ruler of
Punjab, also send rakhi to save her and other women from Sikandar. And at last
Paras was successful to save all them and Sikandar lost the fight. So, friends
we stood the meaning of Rakhi - a thread of love, protection and respect. I’m ending
with few lines for all brothers who take vow to protect his sisters and all
sisters who love and sometimes also fight with their brothers for teasing them....
We do a lot of
fun
We share a lot of
secrets
We promise to not
reveal them
We prank each
other to show our smartness
We fight for the
study table
We fix the time
of taking remote
But at the time
of difficulty
In solving
questions you always
Take my pen and
solve all queries
But still the
chocolate is not yours
We watch the
match together,
you always support the One I don't like,
you always support the One I don't like,
so yes we have free opinions
The whole point is that a sister
- brother relationship
Never gets weak,
it always cherishes memories
And take a high
peak, let’s vow for each others
Well-being and
face the world with a
Powerful knot of
love tying on your wrist.
Through you irritate
each other immensely you’ll find your sister the sweetest person on earth and
your brother your strongest supporter. Now finally Rakshabandhan ki Hardik Subhkamnaye. Hereis my
wish for all of you Sisters and Brothers…. Enjoy each other…Fight, have fun,
give each other a kick but give a hug as well.
Thanks
Parveen Kumar
Sahrawat
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