Raksha Bandhan Stories Novels & Stories

After a good teasing session I went to take shower hurriedly as mom told and wore my yellow anarkali dress for today with jewellery.  Dhruti's look I went out with my cousins and friends for my "kangna bandhna"ritual. I sat down in front of our home temple and the priest tied a mouli (a sacred thread) on my wrist. It is considered as a good luck charm and stays there until it falls off. Then my "chooda chadhana" ceremony started . My elder male members of my family participated in a havan . Then my mamu and mami (his wife) picked up chooda and purified it in the holy liquid mixture of milk and rose water.

Harry, Diksha, and saanvika are running after each other to colour each other with Haldi paste. Nobody dared to touch rudra as everybody was scared of his reaction, he was sitting on a couch in a corner working on his laptop and Mahesh was standing beside the couch. Seema bua who was standing beside gauri told her " you know if we put the Haldi paste of such Haldi ceremony on some bachelor man then it is said that he will be get married soon " Gauri followed Seema's eyes which were at rudra,she sighed deeply and said " I know this totka Jiji,per billi ke gale mein ghanti bandhanga Kaun " ( who will do this hard task )

I paused. "What you said?" He asked. "I said yes..." I said but he again interfered. "What? You liked him??" He asked in shock. "Ohho, let me complete first...i said i like him but as a brother..." I completed "Ohh..." He said. "So papa told me to convey it to him...So, on next rakshabandhan, i went to his house and tie him rakhi while saying "i love you too bhaiya (brother)" i completed.

Elena replies, her voice quivering, but then she catches herself. Myra then proceeds to bind their hands together with a silken rope adorned with gemstones, symbolizing their lives being forever intertwined. “In ancient tradition, the hands are considered the connectors of our souls. Bound together, you are a sign of unity and strength, a testament to what can be achieved when two souls, and two packs, come together as one.”

“Not even a crack. Instead…it nearly killed them both.” “Exactly!” I throw my hands up. “Every time he pushed her away, the bond retaliated. Hard. And this?” I jab a finger at the scroll. “This was the final straw. The moment he attempted to sever it, it crushed him.” Zarina’s brows knit together. “But why would the bond fight so violently? Even rejecting a mate is painful, yes, but not…this.” She gestures toward the hall where both Rael and Ash now lie unconscious in separate rooms—two stubborn idiots held hostage by the same fate.

“First of all,you do not owe anyone your life. Can we agree on that?” I hesitated,then nodded. “Good,” she flipped her note shut and pulled off her glasses, holding my gaze steadily. “Just because he saved your life, doesn't mean he gets to ruin it.” “Oh,” I released a shuddering sigh. “What about this…pity I sometimes feel towards him? Even though he's hurt me so many times.” “Trauma bonds are a real thing,Maze.” She tilted her head to the side, “tell me a bit about your relationship with Mr Black.”

She flipped her face back to see the situation. "What are you doing girl? Be Careful. It’s a gathbandhan (knot of marriage). It shouldn't get opened up during or after the marriage. This knot symbolizes the longevity of your marriage. Thank god, Ranvijay held it immediately, otherwise a bad omen was about to happen." One of Arjun's aunts told her with long lectures. Myra couldn't believe how a simple knot could determine the longevity of their marriage. They started taking rounds where people started showering flower petals on them.

let me tie the Rakhi first for which I traveled that much to reach today only and then we will have lunch. Rashi hearing her realizes that today is Rakshabandhan ( A festival when sister tie Rakhi ... a holy tread on her brother's hand to show her love for him and brothers in return promise to protect her from all the difficulties and evils of the world and also gives gifts to his sisters.)

The Rajput mansion brightened with happiness, adorned with colorful flowers on The auspicious day of Rakshabandha. This day always held a special place in Aarunya's heart. She still remembers the time she used to feel upset on this day as she didn't have any brother. Being an only child, she had always wanted a sibling to play with. She had dreamt to share her toys with her siblings and her love for children made her want a brother or sister more desperately. She still remembers the day when she was pouting and whining about not having a brother on the day of Rakhi and her mother told her to consider lord Ganesha as her sibling. And since that day she's tying the pure thread of Rakhi to her

I looked at Siddharth and he winked me. I slapped his hand when he tried to hold my hand under the table. I narrowed my eyes on him but he pouted and gave me his puppy eyes. I looked at mom and immediately lowered my gaze when I saw mom is looking at us. Siddharth grabbed the opportunity and put his hand on my thigh. "Preeti..beta Raksha Bandhan festival is coming. I want you to do all preparations." Mom said in a motherly voice. "Okey mom." I said.