Rakhi denotes a sacred thread that sisters usually tie on the wrist of their brothers, praying for the great health and wealth of the latter. As per rules, the Rakhi thread is tied on the right hand of the brother and the left wrist of the sister and sister-in-law.  On the occasion of Rakhi, brothers and sisters usher gifts to each other. Sisters go on from choosing a simple mauli thread for their brothers to heavily decorated designer Rakhis, trying to make the day extra special.  Different Ways To Tie A Rakhi According to the Hindu tradition, every special occasion has a Shubh Muhurat that you must celebrate the same. And the same thing goes for the day of Raksha Bandhan. Here are the different ways to tie a Rakhi: Traditional Way The traditional way involves the sister getting ready in the morning, organising their Rakhi thali and keeping fast until they tie the Rakhi on their brother’s wrist. Also, there is a Shubh Muhurat of tying the sacred thread, and one needs to abide by the same.    Easy Way People also celebrate the day of Raksha Bandhan by sending a Rakhi to their brothers or sisters living far away. […]

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