BHAI DOOJ - HINDU BROTHER-SISTER RITUAL
The fifth and the last day of Diwali puja is known as Bhai dooj or Bhai teeka. On this day the sisters pamper their brothers and vice versa. This is performed on the next day of the Govardhan Puja. The historical significance of this festivity goes like this. Article>>> https://www.livevaastu.com/articles/article-429/bhai-dooj-hindu-brother-sister-ritual Dr. Puneet Chawla is a best Vaastu Expert having 20 years of experience and he solved more than 70,000 cases till now. so for more information. Visit our website: https://www.livevaastu.com Email Us - Contact@LiveVaastu.com Contact Us @ 9555666667 | 9873333108 | 9899777806
The fifth and the last day of Diwali puja is known as Bhai dooj or Bhai teeka. On this day the sisters pamper their brothers and vice
versa. This is performed on the next day of the Govardhan Puja. The historical significance of this festivity goes like this.
Article>>> https://www.livevaastu.com/articles/article-429/bhai-dooj-hindu-brother-sister-ritual
Dr. Puneet Chawla is a best Vaastu Expert having 20 years of experience and he solved more than 70,000 cases till now. so for
more information.
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<strong>BHAI</strong> <strong>DOOJ</strong>: <strong>HINDU</strong> <strong>BROTHER</strong> <strong>SISTER</strong> <strong>RITUAL</strong><br />
Bhai Dooj is a day dedicated to the special bond which a brother and sister share.<br />
This makes this day absolutely unique in itself. This day signifies and stands as testi<br />
mony for the strong love bond which Lord Yamaraj shared with his sister Yamuna or<br />
Yami.<br />
It was after many decades of separation that the Lord had visited his sister on this<br />
day. The latter showed extreme love, warmth and hospitality to her brother, who was<br />
extremely moved by it.<br />
She put a tilak on his forehead, to felicitate the occasion and welcomed him with f<br />
ull fanfare and respect. Lord Yama blessed his sister by saying that from now on who<br />
soever visited his sister on this day would gain a long life for him.
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