Bhai Dooj 2021
The puranic characters associated with Bhai Dooj, according to religious literature, are siblings Yamuna and Yama. Because he was obsessed with the vital mission at hand, the God of Death was unable to visit his sister for a long time. Bhai Dooj celebrations, like any other important occasion, are incomplete without traditional ceremonies and customs. The sisters create a seat of rice flour for their brothers as part of the puja. They next apply a sindoor and rice paste on their brothers’ hands. This is followed by the offering of Kaddu flowers, betel nut, betel leaves, and cash in their brothers’ palms. Sisters recite sacred mantras while pouring water on their brothers’ palms, while a kalawa is tied on the hand and a tilak is placed to the forehead. Yama once paid the Yamuna a surprise visit and bestowed a boon on her. The Yamuna then urged him to refrain from taking the lives of his brothers on that particular day. Bhai Dooj was later named after this day. Hindus believe that anyone who bathes in the Yamuna river will receive Yama’s blessings.
Bhai Dooj 2021 Puja Vidhi
Sisters begin their days by making a ‘chauk’ out of rice paste, as is customary. They also prepare a thali with all of the necessary items for the puja. The puja requires vermillion, rice, an oil lamp, and sweets, among other things. Some people also hold pumpkin blossoms, betel nuts, and a silver coin in their hands while drinking water. Apply a vermillion ‘Tilak’ to your brother’s forehead after that. Give your brother a sweet of his choice to eat. The brother is responsible for sharing the sweet with their sisters and giving them gifts.
Bhai Dooj 2021 Puja Timings and Muhurat:-
Bhai Dooj will be observed on November 6 this year. The Dwitiya Tithi begins on November 5 at 11:14 p.m. and ends on November 6 at 7:44 p.m. Sisters apply a tilak to their brothers’ foreheads on this day and pray for their safety and well-being. Brothers, in turn, send gifts to their sisters. The shubh muhurat for performing the rituals this year is between 1:10 and 3:21 p.m. on November 6. This celebration has a connection to Jainism. When Mahavir, the religion’s founder, gained nirvana and severed off communication with his family, his brother Nandivardhan was said to be deeply troubled by his decision. He yearned for his brother and was consoled by his sister Sudarshana, who assisted him in resuming his usual life. As a result, many people pay homage to this sibling narrative during the event. Although the event is identical to Raksha Bandhan, the rituals are slightly different. There is no rakhi tying procedure involved, and the festival honors the unique tie that exists between brothers and sisters. The brother swears to guard his sister for the rest of his life, and the sisters wish him good health and long life. Whatever rituals or traditions you follow, it all boils down to the love, affection, and respect you have for your sibling at the end of the day. The event provides an opportunity to show your love for your brother or sister and make it a memorable celebration. We the team of TheGossipsWorld wish each and every one of our readers a very happy Bhai Dooj, keep connected to our website for more latest updates and information on world and trending news!
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