Ganesh Visarjan 2025: Bidding Adieu to Lord Ganesha

Why do tears fill our eyes even in celebration? Why does the heart ache even while chanting “Ganpati Bappa Morya”? Perhaps because Ganesh Visarjan is not a goodbye, it’s a divine lesson in surrender.

The vibrant sounds of dhol, gulaal in air, and the chants of “Agle Baras Tu Jaldi Aa” fill the air. We come to a moment that is both beautiful and bittersweet, Ganesh Visarjan, the farewell of the beloved Vighnaharta, Lord Ganesha.

Let’s explore the traditions, Ganesh Visarjan Muhurat 2025, the astrological significance of Ganesh Visarjan 2025, and rituals associated.

Ganesh Visarjan Muhurat 2025

Ganesh Visarjan festival is not just a ritual. It’s a spiritual process where bhakti (devotion) meets vairagya (detachment). It teaches us how to celebrate beginnings and how to lovingly release. Let’s have a look at the Ganesh Visarjan 2025 date and Muhurat.

• Date of Ganesh Visarjan - 6th September 2025, Saturday

• Morning Visarjan Muhurat - 07:36 AM to 09:10 AM

• Afternoon Muhurat - 12:19 PM to 17:02 PM

• Evening Muhurat - 18:37 PM to 20:02 PM

• Night Muhurat - 21:28 PM to 01:45 AM, 7th September 2025

• Early Morning Muhurat - 04:36 AM to 06:02 AM, 7th September 2025

• Chaturdashi Tithi Begins - 03:12 AM, 6th September 2025

• Chaturdashi Tithi Ends - 01:41 AM, 7th September 2025

Significance Of Ganesh Visarjan

When Lord Ganesha is installed on Ganesh Chaturthi, we invite his divine presence into our homes and hearts. But when we perform Visarjan, we release him so that he will return next year with the same love, or even more. It is an act of surrender and renewal.

According to the Vedas, all deities emerge from the Pancha Tattvas (five elements): Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space. Lord Ganesha rules the Muladhara Chakra (root chakra), which is deeply connected to Earth and Water elements.

Water is the symbol of purification and flow. Immersing Ganesha means we are immersing our ego, fears, and blockages, surrendering them to the Universe. The idol dissolving signifies that everything is temporary yet sacred. The chant “Ganpati Bappa Morya” is not a farewell; it’s a call of devotion: “Come back quickly next year!”

Moreover, water represents the cosmic consciousness. By immersing the idol, we allow Lord Ganesha’s energy to merge with the greater cosmic field, bless all of us.

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Puja Rituals Of Ganesh Visarjan

You can follow these simple rituals before the Visarjan process.

• Before Ganesh Visarjan, perform a final aarti with incense, diya, and flowers.

• You can offer Modaks, coconut, and jaggery to Lord Ganesha with love.

• As you put Lord Ganesha into the river, chant “Ganpati Bappa Morya, Agle Baras Tu Jaldi Aa.” Be careful while you put our beloved lord into the river; don’t throw the idol, but be polite and loving while you softly put the idol in the river.

What You Can Pray For On Ganesh Visarjan

Speak your heart out and take a dive into spirituality. There are tears, but there is also music, dancing, and faith, because when we release with joy, the Universe hears. Fold your hands and whisper what your soul truly desires.

• Remove my inner obstacles, Bappa.

• Keep my family safe and united.

• Help me find my true purpose.

• Return to me not just next year, but in every moment I need you.

When you return from Ganesha Visarjan, light a diya in your home temple, offer red flowers, and pray to him.

Conclusion

The auspicious day of Ganesh Visarjan is a spiritual invitation to let go, yet trust. To cry, yet celebrate. To say goodbye, yet remain connected. It’s the moment where bhakti meets life’s deepest truth: nothing lasts forever, and yet, love is eternal.
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