When is Narada Jayanti 2025? Rituals, Muhurat & Spiritual Meaning Uncovered

Sonali Singh
May 10
3 min read

Narada Jayanti is a holy festival in the Sanatan Dharm tradition. It celebrates the birth of Sage Narada. He is a divine messenger and a wise heavenly sage.

Narada Jayanti is a spiritually significant festival in the Hindu calendar, honoring the birth of Sage Narada, the celestial sage, divine messenger, and revered scholar of the Vedas and Puranas. Narada Jayanti is both an inspiring and heartening festival. Through this special day, God is the ultimate source of everything in the universe who is beyond the distance of the biosphere and is untouched by any of the substances that are present in the core of the cosmos is worshipped and revered. The festival will fall on May 13th in 2025. On this day, devotees will perform acts of kindness, offer prayers, and conduct religious ceremonies.

When Is Narada Jayanti 2025?

In 2025 Narada Jayanti will be on May 13th. The Pratipada Tithi (the first day of the waning moon) starts at 10:25 PM on May 12th. It ends at 12:35 AM on May 14th. This is the special time to celebrate the birth of Sage Narada.

Key Auspicious Timings (Muhurat) for Narada Jayanti 2025:

Brahma Muhurat: 04:04 AM – 04:46 AM
Morning Sandhya: 04:25 AM – 05:28 AM
Abhijit Muhurat: 11:46 AM – 12:40 PM
Vijay Muhurat: 02:29 PM – 03:23 PM
Godhuli Muhurat: 06:58 PM – 07:19 PM
Evening Sandhya: 06:59 PM – 08:02 PM
Amrit Kaal: 12:14 AM – 02:01 AM (14th May)
Nishita Muhurat: 11:52 PM (13th May) – 12:34 AM (14th May)

Devotees are encouraged to follow rituals during this special time to gain the most spiritual benefit.

The Spiritual Meaning Behind Narada Jayanti

In Sanatan Dharma beliefs, Sage Narada is a figure with many qualities. He doesn't carry weapons but holds a veena, a musical instrument that represents knowledge, devotion, and the arts. He is respected for his great wisdom and expertise in scriptures, music, yoga, and astrology. He is also credited with spreading Bhakti Yoga, the path of devotion, throughout the universe.

Sage Narada is the son of Lord Brahma, and his mission is to maintain cosmic balance by acting as a divine communicator between various realms. Narada is often seen as a playful yet wise figure. His actions usually have a deeper meaning, guiding people toward dharma (righteousness) and maintaining cosmic order.

What to Do on Narada Jayanti?

According to Sanatangyan traditions, the day of Narada Jayanti is especially favorable for acts that cleanse the soul and accumulate good karma:

Charity: Offering food, clothes, and donations to Brahmins or the needy is highly encouraged.

Prayers and Mantras: Devotees chant the Narada Muni Stotra or other mantras to honor divine knowledge.

Fasting: Some choose to fast partially or fully to purify the body and mind.

Scripture Reading: Devotees often read texts like the Puranas and Bhagavata Purana. In these texts, Sage Narada plays an important role. It is a common practice for many.

These rituals are not just symbolic—they align with the values of the Sanatangyan way of life, emphasizing learning, service, and devotion.

Who Was Sage Narada?

Narada Muni is one of the most respected sages in Hindu mythology. Unlike many other divine beings, Narada travels across the three worlds—heaven (Swarga), earth (Prithvi), and the netherworld (Patala)—on a cloud. His goal? To deliver divine messages, challenge ego, and inspire transformation.

Narada is a scholar of many subjects. According to Sanatan Dharma literature, he is knowledgeable in:

Shruti and Smriti
Itihasas and Puranas
Vedangas
Music and Grammar
Astronomy and Geography
Astrology and Yoga

His wisdom is highly respected. Many believe that saying Narada’s name can bring clarity. This is especially true in times of confusion.

Narada Jayanti 2025 will be observed on May 13th. It is a meaningful celebration that honors the birth and teachings of Sage Narada. He is known as the divine messenger, spiritual scholar, and advocate of devotion. Devotees celebrate by performing rituals like charity, prayer, fasting, and reading scriptures. These rituals help connect with values like wisdom, service, and truth. This sacred day reminds us of the power of knowledge, devotion, and doing the right thing in our daily lives.