Rakshabandhan is not only a festival it is an unbreakable and unforgettable bond between the siblings. It is said that it is not just a thread but a promise that a brother will always protect his sister. Every brother and sister has a special bond just like Krishna and Draupadi, Balaram, Krishna, and Subhadra.
In modern days, we only compare this festival to receiving gifts but we need to understand that it is more than that as the name suggests it is called Raksha ka Bandhan it is about creating memories, understanding the sacred bond and not only that we should understand the importance of this festival.
When a sister ties rakhi on the wrist of her brother she expects warmth and protection from her brother for her entire life.
A traditional legend speaks of Goddess Lakshmi tying a rakhi to King Bali. These stories, though different, carry a common message: a small gesture of affection can create a powerful bond of responsibility and protection.
As we grow older, life often takes siblings in different directions. School becomes college, college becomes careers, and eventually everyone becomes busy building a life of their own. Conversations that once lasted for hours may become short phone calls. Visits become less frequent. Childhood bedrooms become memories.
Having someone who remembers the person we were before the world told us who we should become. Knowing that somewhere, no matter how far life takes us, there is someone who will still call us by the childhood name we pretend to dislike.
So, this rakshabandhan let’s promise each other that we will remain present because time tends to fade away memories
