Vastu Tips for Raksha Bandhan: The Rakhis to Avoid Tying to Your Brother - Must Read for Every Sister

Raksha Bandhan: Raksha Bandhan marks a special day each year, bringing cousins, brothers, and sisters together to share gifts, enjoy a hearty meal, and cherish memories of their childhood. While there's no strict rulebook for celebrating Raksha Bandhan, experts in vastu and astrology recommend paying attention to certain aspects when tying the rakhi onto your brother's wrist. We reached out to these experts to provide you with a comprehensive insight into the colors, designs, and types of rakhis that you should steer clear of when selecting for this Raksha Bandhan.

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Vastu tips for Raksha Bandhan

Vastu Shastra encompasses a distinct vocabulary of colors curated for residences, workplaces, attire, and more. These colors hold significant influence in infusing positive energy into the environment, with each carrying a unique purpose and impact. When selecting a rakhi for your sibling, you need to keep a check on following things:

• Opt for a rakhi that blends warm and cool colors, such as pink, yellow, green, and red.
• Refrain from choosing rakhi in shades like dark blue, black, and grey.

According to shastras, tying a black rakhi onto your brother's wrist could potentially exert an adverse impact on his personality.

Checklist before selecting Rakhi

Similarly, symbols hold significant importance in every culture, conveying meanings both positive and negative. Rakhis today come in a multitude of colors, shapes, and sizes, often adorned with symbols fastened to their threads.

• It's common to find rakhis with cartoon figures attached, especially for children. Yet, it's advisable to avoid these, as per Vastu Shastra, they might exert unfavorable effects on the child.
• Certain symbols, like a cross or half circle, are considered inauspicious in Hinduism. It's recommended to steer clear of rakhis featuring these symbols.
• Opt for rakhis embellished with auspicious signs like Om or a red Swastika, which carry positive connotations.

Ultimately, these guidelines from Vats can help you make thoughtful choices while selecting rakhis for your loved ones.

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Things to ensure while tying Rakhi

• While tying the rakhi, ensure that the thread remains unbroken, signifying an unbroken bond between siblings.
• Refrain from purchasing rakhis adorned with idols of Gods and Goddesses affixed to the thread. Such rakhis could pose challenges as you can't guarantee thorough cleansing before tying, potentially leading to the accumulation of negative energy or omens associated with tasks performed post-festival.
• Be mindful of the rakhi's length, as an optimum size is important. An overly long or short rakhi might inadvertently strain the relationship between brothers and sisters.

These guidelines can serve as a helpful checklist as you look through the various options while choosing the perfect rakhi.

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