Know the Bhai Dooj 2023 Date and Celebrate it with Key Timings and Significance!
In the rich tapestry of Indian traditions, the festival of Bhai Dooj holds a special place, celebrating the unique bond between brothers and sisters. As we eagerly anticipate the arrival of this joyous occasion in 2023, it’s crucial to mark the calendar for November 14, the day when siblings come together to strengthen their connection.
Bhai Dooj, also known as Bhai Phota or Bhau Beej, falls on the second day of the bright fortnight or Shukla Paksha in the Hindu month of Kartika. This year, the auspicious day will be observed on Tuesday, November 14, 2023, bringing with it a wave of festivity and love.
The heart of Bhai Dooj lies in its specific timings, adding a touch of divine significance to the celebrations. The Aparahna time, commencing at 1:10 PM and concluding at 3:19 PM on November 14, is considered ideal for performing the Bhai Dooj rituals. This time window symbolises the moment when the bond between brothers and sisters is strengthened, and blessings are exchanged.
Moreover, the Dwitiya Tithi, starting at 2:36 PM on November 14 and concluding at 1:47 PM on November 15, marks the second day of the bright fortnight. This period is auspicious for performing rituals and ceremonies, adding a deeper layer of tradition to the festivities.
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Bhai Dooj is not just a ritual; it’s a celebration of the unique bond shared between siblings. Sisters perform aarti and apply tilak on their brothers’ foreheads, symbolising love, protection, and well-being. In return, brothers shower their sisters with blessings and often exchange heartfelt gifts.
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As the sun sets on November 14, families come together, creating an atmosphere of joy and togetherness. Traditional sweets, delicious meals, and laughter fill households, echoing the spirit of Bhai Dooj.
Don’t Miss It: A Reminder for the Heart
As we look forward to Bhai Dooj 2023, let’s not forget to set a reminder for November 14, 1:10 PM to 3:19 PM, and embrace this beautiful tradition that binds siblings in a thread of love and affection. Dwitiya Tithi begins at 2:36 PM, adding another layer of significance to this auspicious day.
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