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Navratri 2025 Ghatasthhapana Shubh Muhurat: The Mahaparva of worship of Navratri i.e. Maa Durga is going to start, but this time the special thing is that the last solar eclipse of the year is also falling just before the beginning of Navratri. In astrological beliefs, many questions arise in people’s minds about eclipse and coincidence of festivals. The biggest question is whether this time the solar eclipse will affect the Ghatasthapana (Kalash installation) of Navratri? Will the urn not be established?
Solar eclipse and coincidence of Sharadiya Navratri
The last solar eclipse of this year will begin at 11 pm on 21 September 2025 and will end at 3:30 am on 22 September 2025. This time is only on the first day of Navratri i.e. 22 September. In such a situation, this coincidence is creating confusion among the people.
Will solar eclipse affect Navratri?
There is no direct and clear answer to this question. According to astrologers, this solar eclipse is not visible in India. The effect of any eclipse is believed only when it appears in that area. Since this eclipse will not be visible in India, it will not have any negative impact on religious works, worship or festivals here. Therefore, do not be worried about this solar eclipse at all. You can worship Maa Durga with full devotion and enthusiasm and do all the rituals of Navratri on time.
Effect of solar eclipse on Ghatasthapana Muhurta?
Ghatasthapstha is one of the most important rituals on the first day of Navratri. It is also called Kalash Establishment. In the scriptures, it is advisable to hold the Ghathapana in a certain period of time in the beginning of Navratri. Since this solar eclipse will not be seen in India, you will be able to do Ghathapana without any trouble in the auspicious time fixed. Auspicious time is very important for Ghatasthapana in Navratri because it begins to worship the entire nine days.
Navratri Ghatasthapana 2025 auspicious time
- Ghatasthapana Muhurta: 22 September 2025, can be done from 6.9 am to 8.6 pm.
- Duration: 1 hour 56 minutes
In this auspicious time, you can establish the Kalash with full legal practice and can start the worship of Maa Durga, which lasts for nine days.
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