This year Rakhi will be celebrated on the full moon day of Shukla Paksha of Shravan month. Rakhi festival is a festival of brother and sister's affection. Rakhi should always be tied in auspicious time. The festival of Raksha Bandhan is now in a few days. This year Rakhi is being told for two days. The first Rakhi day is on 11/08/2022 and the second is on 12/08/2022. But on 11th Rakhi is feeling Bhadra. Which is not an auspicious time for Rakhi. The same 12th August is said to be an auspicious day for Rakhi. Rakhi should be tied only in auspicious time. But Rakshabandhan will be celebrated on 11th August 2022. The day which is in Bhadra period, this day is considered inauspicious. Let us know why Bhadra period is considered inauspicious.
Rakshabandhan 2022 Bhadra Kaal
Bhadra Poonch on the day of Rakshabandhan: 11th August 2022, from 05:17 to 6:18 pm.
Rakshabandhan Bhadra Mukha: 6:18 pm to 8:00 pm.
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Rakshabandhan Bhadra ends: August 11, 2022, at 8:51 pm.
Pradosh Kaal Muhurta for Raksha Bandhan: 11th August 2022 is from 8:52 to 9:14 at night.
The best time to tie Rakhi is mentioned. If you want to tie Rakhi, then tie it in this auspicious time.
Why is Bhadra period considered inauspicious?
Bhadrakal is considered an inauspicious time. Doing any kind of auspicious work during Bhadra period is considered taboo. If you do auspicious work in Bhadrakal, you will not get success in it. This time the shadow of Bhadrakal will be present on Rakshabandhan. According to mythology, Bhadra is the sister of Shanidev. And the daughter of Suryadev. According to the scriptures, although the literal meaning of Bhadra is welfare, but on the contrary, auspicious work is prohibited during the Bhadra period. It is believed that wherever any kind of auspicious and auspicious work was done in the universe, Bhadra would reach there and destroy everything. For this reason, Bhadra period is considered inauspicious. And neither does any auspicious work. Bhadra has a very close relationship with Rakshabandhan. According to the legend, Rakhi was tied by the sister of Lanka King Ravana during the Bhadra period, after which Ravana had to face its inauspicious consequences. Ravana's Lanka was destroyed.
