Surya Grahan 2025: Today is the last solar eclipse of the year, know its effects..

Surya Grahan 2025 Date: Today marks the second and final solar eclipse of the year 2025. A solar eclipse is not only an important astronomical event, but also holds special significance from a religious and astrological perspective. Traditional beliefs consider a solar eclipse inauspicious, and several precautions are advised during it. People are raising questions about when and where the eclipse will be visible, whether its Sutak period will be valid in India, and what should and should not be done during the eclipse. Therefore, it becomes crucial to know when this final solar eclipse of the year will occur, how long it will last, and whether it will be visible in India. What impact will this eclipse have on people's lives? Let's explore these questions in detail. In this article, we will provide you with all the essential information related to the 2025 Solar Eclipse: the date, time, visibility in India, the Sutak period, and important rules related to the eclipse.

Solar Eclipse Timing

The second and final solar eclipse of 2025 will occur on September 21st. This astronomical event will begin at 11:00 PM IST and end at 3:24 AM on September 22nd. This solar eclipse will last for a total of 4 hours and 24 minutes.

Why does a solar eclipse occur?

The Earth revolves around the Sun, and the Moon also revolves around it. However, the Moon also revolves around the Earth. Sometimes, as the Moon rotates, it comes between the Sun and the Earth. This blocks sunlight for a brief period, a solar eclipse. During this time, the Moon's shadow falls on the Earth.

Sutak Period for Solar Eclipse in India

This last solar eclipse of 2025 will not be visible in India. This eclipse will occur at night and will not be visible from India, so its effect will not be considered religiously significant here. Consequently, the Sutak period will also not be valid.

Where will it be visible?

This solar eclipse will be clearly visible primarily in New Zealand and some areas of Australia. However, it will be nighttime in India at the time of the eclipse, so residents there will not be able to see it. This eclipse will be visible only in Australia, Indonesia, and some parts of the South Pacific Ocean.

In which zodiac sign and constellation will the solar eclipse occur?

On September 21st, the eclipse will occur when the Sun is in Virgo and the constellation is Uttara Phalguni. On this day, the Sun, along with the Moon and Mercury, will also be present in Virgo. This conjunction of Mercury and the Sun is called Budhaditya Yoga, which will remain in place during the eclipse.

The positions of other planets will also be significant. Saturn will be in Pisces, Jupiter in Gemini, Mars in Libra, Venus and Ketu in Leo, and Rahu in Aquarius. The positions of these planets will have different effects on the solar eclipse.

Measures to avoid the effects of the eclipse
The Vedas prescribe certain specific measures to avoid the effects of a solar eclipse:
The influence of negative energy increases during an eclipse.

To avoid this, chant the Gayatri Mantra and Mahamrityunjaya Mantra. This reduces the impact of negative energy.

Bathrooming in holy rivers and donating to the poor after the eclipse helps relieve negative afflictions.

Sprinkle Ganga water in the house after the eclipse. This purifies the atmosphere.

Do not eat during the eclipse; instead, add basil leaves to water to prevent the eclipse from affecting the food.

Avoid sleeping during the eclipse and continue chanting mantras.

These zodiac signs will benefit significantly.

The solar eclipse, falling in the 11th house of Taurus, will bring financial gains, profits from investments, and strengthen social relationships.

In Capricorn, it will influence the third house, opening the way for courage, relationships with siblings, and professional advancement.

In Aquarius, it will activate the second house, providing unexpected financial gains, resolution of family disputes, and financial stability.

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