Friday, 28 August 2015

Ah !another  raksha bandhan on its way...n Happy raksha bandan ...last year i missed that....but this time...a enthusiac moment with bestow of love....now its time to recall the memory of past ...ah!!childish memory best ever....from sonma to begusarai nothing change except way of celebration..i rewoked wid a oldish graphics haha...this is something to memorise...
   As molu the best buddy brother mentor everything u may call is wid me today ...for him he is something who alwz try to motivate u  ...n u alwz try to expertise his greatness......gratitude n love of brothers(vijay bhaiya chandan bhaiya aayush bhaiya  piyush bhaiya molu shivam )n sister (Rishu di chhoti nanhi richa di.namita )n every one whom name i forgot to mention are a boon for me...its something a  blessing.from god....n thnx every one for that...its time to remember sister but For many, the rakhi is a symbol of love that brings men and women together, bridging religious/caste fault lines. It is in fact seen as a socially sanctioned non-sexual framework for men and women to bond. But we have to recognise that there are serious issues involved in its construction or, shall we say, stringing. A rakhi denotes a woman asking for protection from a man. Symbolically, the ‘sister’ concedes that she cannot survive in this male-dominated jungle unless she has a ‘brother’ on her side. She celebrates the might and power of the man in society, asking him to take her under his wing and ensure that no harm comes to her. Built into the rakhi is a trap. All right, if ‘trap’ is too strong, let me say ‘catch’ — that the woman is seen only in relation to a man and the notion that she is dependent and subservient to him....
 Literally translated, raksha means protection while bandhan means bond. Raksha Bandhan, therefore, signifies the bond of love out which comes a sense of security and protection.....
 . At the absolute level, it is only when we give up our pathetic, finite egos that we are able to experience the joy of the Infinite.
   ...but on this spot i think i m poor bcse not controlling my emotion fr some moment either in sports or in daily life n i admit....
 Those who have embarked on the magical journey towards the Spirit experience not just and happiness and success but also an unmistakable sense of peace that the world cannot disturb. Thus Raksha Bandhan, like all other Indian festivals, is a call to the Divine Self within. So let us pledge, on this day, to commit ourselves to dedicating our actions to our goal of self-betterment, harbouring finer emotions and developing the clarity to see the permanence in and through the transience of the world....n hope we all will treat every girl with such love n care that we provide to our sisters....then there will be no damini or nirbhaya....
    Again thnx to MOLU N CHANDAN BHAIYA FOR THEIR EMOTIONAL SUPPORT.....
             HAPPY RAKSHA BANDHAN..to every one...
     PRANESH RAMAN