Raksha Bandhan is celebrated to commemorate the eternal love & bond between siblings. Raksha Bandhan comprises of two words - "Raksha" & "Bandhan." It means to "the tie or knot of protection". The sister ties the knot on her brother’s hand who in turn promises to protect her.
As the legend goes, Lord Vishnu defeated the demon king, Bali and won three worlds from him. Bali took a vow from Lord Vishnu that he would stay in a palace beside his, which Lord Vishnu accepted. Goddess Lord Lakshmi, on the other hand, wanted to return their native place of Vaikuntha. She then tied rakhi around the wrist of demon king, Bali and made him her brother. King Bali then told Goddess Lakshmi to ask for a gift. Goddess Lakshmi asked Bali to free Lord Vishnu from the vow and let him return to Vaikuntha. Bali agreed to Goddess Lakshmi’s wish and ever since then the festival of Raksha Bandhan is celebrated.
Benefits:

• For invoking blessings of Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi
• For long life of siblings
• For increasing love, respect and affection between a brother & sister
• For increasing happiness & prosperity of siblings

What’s included?

• All preparations of the Raksha Bandhan Puja
• Ganpati sthapana, Satyanarayan Vrat Katha, Mahamritunjaya Homan, Vishnu Sahasaranam Homan, Raksha Sutra Puja, Arti to be performed by learned & qualified punits.
• A list of dos and don’ts to be kept in mind before and during performing the puja
• A link through which the jajmaan can you view the live streaming of the puja.
  

Key Insights:

• Raksha bandhan is celebrated as a mark of love between the siblings
  
• According to the legend Goddess Lakshmi tied rakhi to King Bali and made him her brother. She thus liberated Lord Vishnu from his vow made to King Bali that he would stay in a palace beside him.
• The ritual involves an arti, tying of rakhi, tilak and feeding sweets/dry fruits to the brother
  

Important Facts

• The festival is performed on the full moon day (Poornima) of Shravan month
• Girls who do not have brothers tie rakhi to their favorite God like Lord Ganesha or Lord Krishna
• The festival is also referred to as Saluno, Silono and Rakri in other folk cultures

Our Promises

We take utmost care to ensure that your devotion and reverence reaches God in its true spirit.
Steps we take:

• Ensure that the Puja is performed by qualified and experienced pundits only.
• Make sure that Puja is performed according to Vedic rituals.
• Make use of superior quality ‘Samagri’ to perform the Puja.
• Take Utmost care that the Puja is performed at the correct time (Mahurat) for best results.
• Provide support and guidance to our clients at every step.