Importance of Rakshabandhan: Rakshabandhan is a sacred Hindu festival, which is celebrated on the full moon day of Shravan month. On this day, the sister ties a rakhi to her brother and wishes for her long life and happiness and prosperity. In the bed, the brother promises to protect her sister for a lifetime and gives a gift. In this festival, there is a deep sense of affection, trust and security in this festival.

Start of Rakshabandhan: According to religious stories, Rakshabandhan festival was started by Goddess Lakshmi. Before all, Goddess Lakshmi tied a rakhi to her brother. This tradition has been going on since then, which is still celebrated with full enthusiasm and reverence.

Why Rakshabandhan of 2025 special? This year Rakshabandhan will be celebrated on 9 August. This time there will be no shadow of Bhadra on Rakshabandhan, so that the whole day will be auspicious to tie rakhi. Along with this, many special and rare yoga are also being made on this day, which are being made simultaneously after about 40 years.

Importance of Yogas: On August 9, auspicious yoga like Sarvartha Siddhi Yoga and Saubhagya Yoga will be present throughout the day. Apart from this, the Sun and Mercury being located in Cancer zodiac will create Budhaditya Yoga. At the same time, Mangalkari Yoga is also being made due to Jupiter and Venus and Venus being in Gemini, which is making the day of Rakshabandhan more auspicious.

According to the legend, once King Bali performed Ashwamedha Yajna. Then Lord Vishnu took the Vamana avatar and asked for a donation of three steps.

Vishnu and Mata Lakshmi: King Bali asked for a boon from Lord Vishnu that he should always be in front of him. God decided to live in the Patal Lok with King Bali. When Mata Lakshmi came to know about this, she became worried and consulted Narada Muni.

Start of Rakhi: On the advice of Narada ji, Goddess Lakshmi disguised to King Bali and tied her and made her brother. In the case, she asked for Lord Vishnu back. Raja Bali took the promise and let Vishnu ji go with Goddess Lakshmi. Then the tradition of Rakshabandhan is going on that the sister ties Rakhi and takes the protection from her brother.