Hey Guys, I'm feeling rather apprehensive on the eve of Raksha Bandhan... I hope I get as few 'rakhis' as possible from outside the family from people my age or younger ;-0
Kidding aside,
the tradition of Raksha Bandhan first started when a widowed Queen, desperate for protection, tied the symbolic thread (called a Rakhi) to a neighbouring King. Doing this, she placed the role of a brother on the king and thus enlisted his protection. Nowadays, girls young and old tie 'rakhis' to boys in a display of brother-sister affection, although there may be some exceptions. So here are my best wishes for all of those who are to indulge in this extremely symbolic ceremony.
This is Ambar, signing out.
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my e rakhee to you
Hey nice mini Speech ambar. Well wish Ii could have actually tied the rahki. Well I have to Vacume the family room plus the living room and maybe even my room. Well Nice researching
Luv Kavita
Thanks Kavita, I appreciate it.
Love,
Ambar
ambar I can't write a poem back.
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LAMBADA, adio adio
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