Valentine Day 2024 on 14 February saras bird symbol of love has connection with Ramayana

Valentine’s Day 2024: There is an atmosphere of love all around on Valentine’s Day and couples in love are immersed in the depth of love. Valentine’s Day i.e. the day of love is celebrated on 14th February. On this day, people in love express their love and take vows to live and die together. But if a precise example of love is given then the name of the stork bird will come first in it.

The stork bird is considered a symbol of love. This bird is considered a very sacred bird. This is the state bird of Uttar Pradesh. Along with this, it is considered a sacred bird in states like Chhattisgarh, Telangana, Uttarakhand and Assam. People of Gond caste worship the stork as a worshiper of five gods. The stork bird is also related to Ramayana.

Storks are recognized as birds of love

The stork is considered a symbol of love. Along with this, it is also considered a symbol of dedication. Stork birds better describe the strength, love and dedication of a relationship. Storks love their partners very much and always like to fly in pairs. Their love is so deep that if one stork dies due to some reason, the other one also stops eating and drinking and dies due to separation. It is said that this bird also has love feeling like humans.

The history of stork is related to Ramayana

The history of stork is related to Ramayana. Valmiki starts writing Ramayana with the description of the crane bird. A hunter shoots an arrow at one of the stork pairs and makes it his prey, due to which the other stork also ends his life in agony. Moved by this incident, Maharishi curses the hunter. These lines have been written as the first verse in Ramayana.

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