September 2025 will be a month of prophetic dimensions in terms of astronomy and spirituality. Two eclipses one lunar and the other solar bracket the month and thus adding that measure of cosmic rhythm to the Pitru Paksha of this year, which is a sacred period of remembrance and ritual in the Hindu tradition.
When & Where Solar Eclipse Visible?
After the total lunar eclipse on 7 September, the last solar eclipse will occur on the night of 21 September 2025 starting at 11:00 PM and going all the way to 3:23 AM (IST).
This solar event would not fall under the category of total solar eclipses for India, New Zealand, Fiji, Antarctica and southern Australia will see different proportions of solar cover. As for some parts of Antarctica, as much as 86% of the Sun will be obscured and making it an extraordinary celestial event for those in its path.
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What is Astrological Impact on Surya Grahan?
Surya Grahan from an astrological viewpoint the eclipse will occur in the bhava of Virgo (Kanya Rashi) more specifically in the Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra. As the eclipse occurs, this strange planetary arrangement wherein the Sun, Moon and Mercury will be placed in Virgo, while Saturn looks with apprehension from Pisces Mars remains in Libra, Jupiter is in Capricorn, Rahu in Aquarius and Ketu along with Venus in Leo.
Particularly significant for those born or influenced under Virgo or Uttara Phalguni will be that configuration; astrologers warn that while some face trials and others will find moments of breakthrough or revelation.
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Surya Grahan: Linked with Pitru Paksha
Pitru Paksha a service to ancestors is shadowed by eclipses both the start and finish of this year’s. Such pairings are astrologically rare and laden with symbolic power, say spiritual leaders. They encourage reflection, the clearing up of past karma and emotional or spiritual healing. Eclipses during this holy fortnight are seen as cosmic markers urging people into introspection.
How to Watch Solar Eclipse?
Not everyone will get to see the event in India, but those who fall in view must have certified solar eclipse glasses and may never look at the sun directly unless protected. Homemade filters or ordinary sunglasses do not count as safety.
The next solar eclipse, which is coming up will occur on February 17, 2026, an annular event which, as it is famous for and brings about the beautiful ring of fire effect.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational and educational purposes only. Astronomical and astrological interpretations may vary by tradition and belief.
