When is Anant Chaturdashi in 2004?

Anant Chaturdashi 2004 is on September 27, 2004 for Birmingham, England, United Kingdom.

What is Anant Chaturdashi?

Anant Chaturdashi falls on Bhadrapada Shukla Chaturdashi and marks the last day of the Ganesh Chaturthi festival (visarjan). Devotees worship Lord Ananta (Vishnu's infinite form) and tie the Ananta sutra (14-knotted sacred thread) on their wrists. The day also marks the immersion of Ganesh idols.

What are the auspicious Chogadia muhurtas for Anant Chaturdashi 2004?

Auspicious Chogadia muhurtas for Anant Chaturdashi 2004 (Birmingham, England, United Kingdom): Amrit: Sep/27/2004 07:04:33 – Sep/27/2004 08:33:07; Shubh: Sep/27/2004 10:01:40 – Sep/27/2004 11:30:14; Labh: Sep/27/2004 16:31:21 – Sep/27/2004 17:24:29; Amrit: Sep/27/2004 17:24:29 – Sep/27/2004 18:53:03; Chal: Sep/27/2004 18:53:03 – Sep/27/2004 20:24:42; Labh: Sep/27/2004 23:28:00 – Sep/28/2004 00:59:39; Shubh: Sep/28/2004 02:31:18 – Sep/28/2004 04:02:57; Amrit: Sep/28/2004 04:02:57 – Sep/28/2004 05:34:36; Chal: Sep/28/2004 05:34:36 – Sep/28/2004 07:06:14.

Anant Chaturdashi 2004: Birmingham, England, Drishya Ganit Panchang

Name: Anant Chaturdashi 2004
Start: 2004-09-27
Location: Birmingham, England, United Kingdom

Anant Chaturdashi

Ananta Chaturdashi falls on the fourteenth day of Bhadrapada's bright fortnight and carries twin significances: it is the day of Ananta Vrata (a vow of devotion to Lord Vishnu in his infinite, serpentine form) and it is the final day of the ten-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival, marked by the public immersion of Ganesha idols.

The Ananta Vrata is one of the oldest thread-rites in Hindu tradition. Devotees tie a 14-knotted thread of yellow silk or cotton (the ananta-sutra) around their right wrist (men) or left wrist (women). The number 14 represents the fourteen worlds (lokas). Lord Vishnu, the Ananta (the infinite one), is propitiated through this vow maintained for 14 consecutive years. The Mahabharata records that Krishna advised Yudhishtira to observe this vrata to reclaim his lost kingdom.

Across Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh, this is the most emotionally charged day of Ganesh Chaturthi. Processions carry clay Ganesha idols to rivers, lakes, and the sea for visarjana (immersion) to the chant of "Ganpati Bappa Morya, Pudchya Varshi Laukar Yaa" (Beloved Ganesha, return again next year).

अनन्त संसार महासमुद्रे मग्नान् समभ्युद्धर वासुदेव। अनन्तरूपे विनियोजितात्मा ह्यनन्तरूपाय नमो नमस्ते।।

Ananta samsara mahasamudre magnan samabhyuddhara Vasudeva, anantarupe viniyojitAtma hy anantarupaya namo namaste.

"O Vasudeva, lift us who are drowning in the vast ocean of existence. We offer ourselves to you, the infinite-formed one: salutations again and again."

Ananta Chaturdashi Vrata mantra

Tradition & Practice

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Ananta Sutra

The sacred 14-knotted thread represents the fourteen worlds. Wearing it for 14 consecutive years fulfils the Ananta Vrata and grants protection, prosperity, and eventual liberation.

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Ananta Shesha

Lord Vishnu reclines on Ananta Shesha, the thousand-hooded cosmic serpent who holds all creation on his hoods. The festival honours this boundless, sustaining form of the divine.

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Mahabharata Connection

Lord Krishna advised Yudhishtira to observe Ananta Vrata to reclaim the Pandavas' lost kingdom. The story of Kaundinya and Sheelavati is traditionally recited during puja.

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Ganesh Visarjan

The ten-day Ganesh Chaturthi festival ends today with immersion of Ganesha idols in water bodies (symbolic of his return to the cosmos) to the joyful chant of "Ganpati Bappa Morya."

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Eco-friendly Visarjan

Modern practice encourages clay idols and natural colours for visarjan; many cities now provide designated immersion tanks to protect rivers from plaster-of-paris and chemical dyes.

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14-Year Commitment

The Ananta Vrata is maintained for 14 consecutive years. Each year the old thread is removed before sunrise and the new 14-knotted thread is tied after puja.

Auspicious Timings

Chogadia Muhurta

Chogadia	From	To
Amrit	Sep/27/2004 07:04:33 AM	Sep/27/2004 08:33:07 AM
Shubh	Sep/27/2004 10:01:40 AM	Sep/27/2004 11:30:14 AM
Labh	Sep/27/2004 04:31:21 PM	Sep/27/2004 05:24:29 PM
Amrit	Sep/27/2004 05:24:29 PM	Sep/27/2004 06:53:03 PM
Chal	Sep/27/2004 06:53:03 PM	Sep/27/2004 08:24:42 PM
Labh	Sep/27/2004 11:28:00 PM	Sep/28/2004 00:59:39 AM
Shubh	Sep/28/2004 02:31:18 AM	Sep/28/2004 04:02:57 AM
Amrit	Sep/28/2004 04:02:57 AM	Sep/28/2004 05:34:36 AM
Chal	Sep/28/2004 05:34:36 AM	Sep/28/2004 07:06:14 AM

Chogadia

From

Amrit

Sep/27/2004 07:04:33 AM

Sep/27/2004 08:33:07 AM

Shubh

Sep/27/2004 10:01:40 AM

Sep/27/2004 11:30:14 AM

Labh

Sep/27/2004 04:31:21 PM

Sep/27/2004 05:24:29 PM

Amrit

Sep/27/2004 05:24:29 PM

Sep/27/2004 06:53:03 PM

Chal

Sep/27/2004 06:53:03 PM

Sep/27/2004 08:24:42 PM

Labh

Sep/27/2004 11:28:00 PM

Sep/28/2004 00:59:39 AM

Shubh

Sep/28/2004 02:31:18 AM

Sep/28/2004 04:02:57 AM

Amrit

Sep/28/2004 04:02:57 AM

Sep/28/2004 05:34:36 AM

Chal

Sep/28/2004 05:34:36 AM

Sep/28/2004 07:06:14 AM

Gowri Panchangam

Day

Amridha		Sep/27/2004 07:04:33 AM – Sep/27/2004 08:33:07 AM
Dhanam		Sep/27/2004 12:58:48 PM – Sep/27/2004 01:22:25 PM
Dhanam		Sep/27/2004 02:09:39 PM – Sep/27/2004 02:27:22 PM
Uthi		Sep/27/2004 05:24:29 PM – Sep/27/2004 06:53:03 PM

Night

Sugam		Sep/27/2004 06:53:03 PM – Sep/27/2004 08:24:42 PM
Uthi		Sep/27/2004 09:56:21 PM – Sep/27/2004 11:28:00 PM
Amridha		Sep/27/2004 11:28:00 PM – Sep/28/2004 00:59:39 AM
Labham		Sep/28/2004 04:02:57 AM – Sep/28/2004 05:34:36 AM
Dhanam		Sep/28/2004 05:34:36 AM – Sep/28/2004 07:06:14 AM

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