Surya Grahan 2025: This time the solar eclipse is going to be held for the second time in the year, which will be held on 21 September on the day of all the Amavasya. This eclipse will not appear anywhere in India nor will it take a sutak period.

But even then if a person wants to take precautions, he can take care. Let us know what things can be benefited by doing such things.

Donation of these things is beneficial
According to beliefs, one should bathe in a holy river after solar eclipse. If there is no river around you, then take a bath by mixing Ganga water in your house. After which, by becoming pure and charity, there is special significance.

You can donate to some poor or needy according to your desire and ability. Like gram, wheat, jaggery, rice, lentils, red colored clothes and whole urad dal etc. can be donated. Many natives get auspicious results from this.

Eclipse Tulsi
It has been told in Hindu scripture that, at the time of eclipse, there is a sutak period, which increases the communication of negative energy in the atmosphere. Then we should use basil leaves to avoid its bad results.

We can use basil leaves at the time of eclipse in food and drink. This keeps the holy of food and we can eat it even after the eclipse. Tulsi leaves are eaten even after solar eclipse.

Chant mantras
At the time of solar eclipse, worship should not be done in temples or houses. Instead, you can chant the name of Lord Vishnu or you can also refer to his mantras.

At the same time, chanting Gayatri Mantra and Mahamrityunjaya Mantra is also considered beneficial. By doing all this, God’s grace remains.

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Chandra Grahan 2025: The last lunar eclipse of the year is going to be held in India on September 7-8. This eclipse of the full moon night is considered very important from both scientific and religious point of view. On this day, the view of full lunar eclipse will be seen in India as well as in many parts of the world.

According to Indian time, this eclipse will start from 9:57 pm on the night of 7 September, which will be till 1:27 am on September 8. The most attractive part of the eclipse will start from 11:00 pm and will remain till 12:23 pm. Because at this time the entire moon will be immersed in the shadow of the earth. If we talk about the period of the entire eclipse, then it will last for about 3 hours 30 minutes.

Where will you look?
This lunar eclipse will also be seen in many parts of Asia, Australia, Europe, Indian Ocean, Western Pacific Ocean, Eastern Atlantic Ocean and Antarctica including India. The specialty of this eclipse in India is that it will be clearly visible in every part of the country from beginning to end.

Scientific significance
According to the scientific vision, the lunar eclipse occurs when the earth comes between the Sun and the Moon. Because of which the Moon is covered with the shadow of the earth. Then during the complete eclipse, the color of the moon mostly looks like redness. Which is also known as “blood moon”. Its effect arises due to the bending of the sun’s rays by the Earth’s atmosphere.

Religious and cultural importance
From a scientific point of view, the eclipse should not be just a natural phenomenon, but according to Hinduism, there are some religious customs of eclipse. Which we should follow. According to religious tradition, people should do worship, chanting mantras and charity at the time of eclipse. It is also a time of special faith for many devotees.

Upcoming and last eclipse
The next full lunar eclipse from India will appear on March 3, 2026. At the same time, before this, the lunar eclipse was seen as a partial lunar eclipse on October 28, 2023.

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