Archive · 18 Aug 2025
Lunar Eclipse Coincides with Purinma on September 7th
A lunar eclipse is happening on the same day as Bharapad Purinma, which is rare, happening only every 19 years.
During an eclipse, the Earth blocks the sun's light from reaching the moon, making the moon appear dark or red.
This eclipse will be visible in many parts of the world.
Astrologers suggest it's not a good time to start new things.
It is also recommended to take precautions during the eclipse, such as donating to charity.
Avoid watching the eclipse if possible, and refrain from eating or doing anything special.
A lunar eclipse coincides with Bharapad Purinma on September 7th, an event that occurs every 19 years.
The eclipse will be visible in parts of Asia, Europe, Australia, Africa, and America.
The eclipse will last 3 hours and 28 minutes, with the Earth covering the moon in shadow.
Astrologers advise against auspicious activities during the eclipse and Sutak period.
Recommendations include charitable donations and precautions, while avoiding certain activities.
- Who
- The event affects people observing astrological practices.
- What
- A lunar eclipse coinciding with Bharapad Purinma.
- When
- September 7th, with the eclipse lasting from 1:40 AM to 11:38 AM, and the second eclipse beginning at 9:58 PM the same day, ending on September 8th.
- Where
- Visible in parts of Asia, Europe, Australia, Africa, and America.
- Why
- Astrologers suggest caution due to the moon's influential state.
Astrological Recommendations
General Information
Auspicious Activities
Astrological Recommendations
Auspicious activities should be avoided.
General Information
No direct counter-view presented in the article.
Activities During Eclipse
Astrological Recommendations
Certain activities, such as eating and doing work, should be avoided during the Sutak period
General Information
No direct counter-view presented in the article.
- Event
- Lunar Eclipse and Bharapad Purinma
- Frequency
- Occurs every 19 years
- Duration
- 3 hours and 28 minutes
- Visibility
- Parts of Asia, Europe, Australia, Africa, and America
- Timing
- 1:40 AM to 11:38 AM, and 9:58 PM on September 7th to September 8th