Although the thread of the rakhi is frail and can easily be broken, symbolically, it has immeasurable strength; it is stronger than iron chains. The rakhi symbolizes that unbreakable bond of love and trust between brothers and sisters.
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Former Member
Can someone please post a rakhi song?
Former Member
Bhaiya mere is timeless!
Cham, the bond you have with your bro is everlasting. I think it's normal to shed a tear or two.
Sisters in my neck of the woods tying rakhi today.
Former Member
Originally Posted by chameli:
Mira, I heard the indian radio playing lots of rakhsha bandhan songs so I figure that maybe they observed today
I heard this one this morning while driving to work...Danny came to mind
I must say that after almost 20 yrs of losing him, I still dream him and still ache for that loss sometimes
yep, I know...you probably sorry you said something about him!!!
Not sorry at all that I mentioned him on this rakhi day...your love for your Danny will never fade.
Former Member
Originally Posted by chameli:
maybe it can but maybe it's because he was my only one that it is me...I do not want to let go...
anyway I heard that there is a dance this side soon, you know anyone coming?
I have other commitments and cannot make it there
I also heard that Mr Goolcharan is not well
ran into Nalina, her hubby and the 'lil one' ( she grow so big) the other day
I don't know if anyone going to the dance. June in NY was enough for me
I don't know Mr. Gool. Yes, the kids have grown up!
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a great hindu custom one way for a sister to express her love for her brother is this time of year i know how lucky i am to have sisters
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