रक्षाबंधन कब है 19 Ya 20 August | Raksha Bandhan 2024 Date | Rakhi 2024 Date |रक्षाबंधन भद्राकाल समय

Summary

The video script discusses the celebration of Raksha Bandhan, a festival symbolizing the bond between brothers and sisters in India. It clarifies the confusion around the exact date for celebrating the festival, suggesting it should be on August 19th, 2024, based on the full moon's timing. The script delves into the auspicious and inauspicious times for tying the 'Rakhi' thread, the importance of avoiding the Bhadra period, and various rituals and traditions associated with the festival. It also provides guidance on gifts, food, and the significance of 'Aina' viewing on this day for prosperity and protection.

Takeaways

• 🙏 The Raksha Bandhan festival should never be celebrated during Bhadra period, as it is considered highly inauspicious according to scriptures.
• 📅 In 2024, Raksha Bandhan will be celebrated on August 19th, based on the Purnima Tithi starting on that day.
• ⏰ The auspicious time (Shubh Muhurat) for tying Rakhi on August 19th, 2024, is from 1:30 PM to 9:08 PM, giving a window of 7 hours and 38 minutes.
• ❌ Tying Rakhi during the Bhadra period is believed to bring misfortune and destruction, as it did for Ravana, who tied Rakhi during Bhadra and faced downfall.
• 🕉️ Bhadra period on Raksha Bandhan 2024 starts at 5:53 AM and ends at 1:32 PM. The Bhadra is said to reside in the underworld (Paatal Lok) during this time.
• 🛑 It is advised not to wear black clothes or use black Rakhis on Raksha Bandhan, as they are considered inauspicious.
• 💼 Siblings should avoid exchanging knives, scissors, or white clothes as gifts, as these are believed to bring negativity.
• 🌺 The traditional Rakhi rituals include bathing, wearing new clothes, performing aarti with a lit lamp, and offering sweets to the brother.
• 🍲 On Raksha Bandhan, it is customary to prepare pure vegetarian dishes without garlic and onion, as it is believed that divine forces visit the earth on this day.
• 🔮 A special ritual suggests that after tying the Rakhi, sisters should perform an offering (Utara) with money over their brother's head seven times to ensure his prosperity and protection from negative influences.

Q & A

What is the festival of Raksha Bandhan?

Raksha Bandhan is a Hindu festival celebrated annually in the month of Sawan, on the full moon day, symbolizing the bond of love and protection between brothers and sisters.

Why is it considered inauspicious to celebrate Raksha Bandhan during the period of Bhadra?

It is considered inauspicious because, according to scriptures, performing auspicious acts during Bhadra can lead to adverse outcomes, and there is a specific mythological story associated with the ill-fate of Lankapati Ravana, who was tied a Rakhi during Bhadra.

What is the confusion regarding the date of celebrating Raksha Bandhan in the year 2024?

There is a confusion whether Raksha Bandhan should be celebrated on August 19 or August 20, 2024, due to differing opinions and the lunar calendar's influence on the full moon day.

What are the rituals performed during Raksha Bandhan?

The rituals include the sister tying a Rakhi (protective thread) around her brother's wrist, praying for his long life and well-being, and the brother vowing to protect her.

What is the significance of the color of the Rakhi in Raksha Bandhan?

It is believed that a red Rakhi is very auspicious and mangal (favorable) for the brother, and it is the preferred color for Raksha Bandhan.

What should be avoided as a gift during Raksha Bandhan?

Gifts like knives, scissors, or any sharp objects should be avoided as they can have a negative impact on the brother's life.

What is the importance of the Shubh Muhurat during Raksha Bandhan?

The Shubh Muhurat is the auspicious time when the Rakhi should be tied to ensure maximum benefits and blessings for the brother and the family.

What are the dietary restrictions during Raksha Bandhan?

It is advised to avoid consuming garlic, onion, and non-vegetarian food as these are considered impure and can affect the sanctity of the rituals.

What is the significance of the 'Aina' ritual after tying the Rakhi?

The 'Aina' ritual involves the brother looking at the mirror after the Rakhi is tied, which is believed to bring success and protection.

What is the traditional meal preparation for Raksha Bandhan?

Traditional meals include sweet dishes like kheer and halwa, and savory dishes like aloo gobhi, chana, and various types of pulav, ensuring that the food is 'pukka' or solid, as per the scriptures.

What is the importance of the 'Panchak' during Raksha Bandhan?

Panchak is considered an auspicious period that coincides with Raksha Bandhan, and it is believed to bring prosperity and well-being to the family.