Take these 7 auspicious things with brother’s house
Raksha Bandhan 2025 Date: In Hindu scriptures and folk tradition, some things have been considered so auspicious that taking them to brother’s house on Rakhi can make the relationship and love permanent. So let’s know which are the 7 auspicious things, which should be taken to the brother’s house on Rakshabandhan.
On Rakshabandhan, not only the sister’s rakhi is tied, but going to the brother’s house with these 7 auspicious things gives spiritual energy, love and stability to the relationship. These things are not only a symbol, but a tradition of depth and auspiciousness associated with the scriptures. If you also take these things with this Rakshabandhan, then this day can fill new sweetness in your relationship.
Coconut (quince)
In the scriptures, coconut is called “Shreephal”, that is, the symbol of Lakshmi. If the sister takes a holy coconut wrapped in the kalave for brother with Rakhi, then it becomes a symbol of protection, age and prosperity. It is considered extremely auspicious to offer it to the brother after worship.
Turmeric and Akshat (rice)
For tilak, taking turmeric and rice is not only a religious tradition, but it is also a symbol of purity, rites and auspicious energy. Using them in brother’s tilak strengthens the resolve, peace and auspiciousness in the relationship.
Silver or saffron
Instead of ordinary dessert, if the sister takes silver work or saffron mixed sweets, then it is a symbol of prosperity, purity and love. By giving such a sweet brother, Lakshmi resides in her life and the sweetness in the relationship increases.
Yellow fruit
The yellow color is associated with the Guru planet, which is a symbol of intelligence, auspiciousness and blessings. It is considered auspicious to carry yellow fruits on Rakshabandhan. When these fruits are presented lovingly to the brother, they bring balance and positivity in his life.
Paan and betel nut
According to the scriptures, paan and betel nut are a symbol of good luck and dedication in couple form. Giving them to brother gives stability and auspicious results in the house. It is considered very important to be in the plate of worship.
Kalava (Molly’s thread)
Along with Rakhi, if the sister takes an additional kalava for his brother and after worshiping it on her right hand, it becomes a permanent defense shield for her. It is a symbol of pure resolution and protection.
A symbol of seven types of grains
Even today in rural India, sisters tie a rakhi to the brother with a plate of seven grains. Grains like wheat, gram, barley, moong, rice, sesame and lentils are considered a symbol of stability and prosperity of life. This tradition gives the message of Barkat in brother’s life.
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