Happy Bhai Dooj 2023: Accepting Love And Customs.
Introduction
Bhai Dooj
A Hindu holiday called Bhai Dooj, or Bhaiya Dooj, honors the special relationship between brothers and sisters. It takes place on the second day following the celebration of lights, Diwali. Sisters carry out a particular ritual on Bhai Dooj in which they pray for their brothers’ well-being, place a sacred mark (tilak) on their foreheads, and wish them a long and successful life. As a show of affection and gratitude, brothers give gifts to their sisters in exchange.
Story Behind Bhai Dooj
A brother should not be fearful of death on this day if he receives an aarti and tilak from his sister, Yamaraj said, feeling touched by his sister’s affectionate actions. This is thought to be the cause of Bhai Dooj’s alternate name, Yama Dwitiya, in various
Date and Time
Dwitiya Tithi Begins – November 14, 2023 – 02:36 PM
Dwitiya Tithi Ends – November 15, 2023 – 01:47 PM
The Hindu holiday known as Bhaubeej, Bhai Tika, or Bhaubeej honors the relationship between brothers and sisters. It is observed on Shukla Paksha Dwitiya, the second day after Diwali, in the Kartika month. Bhaubeej will be observed on November 14 and 15, 2023.
The Ceremony Of Bhai Dooj
Sisters bring their brothers over for a lavish dinner on the day of the celebration, which frequently includes their favorite foods and desserts. The process in central India and Bihar can differ. The entire ritual represents a sister’s blessings for her brother and the obligation of a brother to defend her.
Sisters do arti for their brother and place a red tika on his forehead, continuing the ritual in the customary manner. On the occasion of Bhai Bij, the sister offers gifts to her brother as a token of her deepest wishes for a long and happy life. Elder brothers bless their sisters in return and sometimes give them presents or money.
Bhai Dooj, alternatively referred to as Bhratri Dwitiya, Bhai Tika, Bhaubeej, or Bhai Phonta
