Jagannath Rath Yatra 2025: Top 30+ Wishes Messages, Quotes and Greetings for 2025
Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra are taken out in massive, decorated chariots, and millions of devotees gather from all parts of India just to witness this magical celebration. It honors devotion, equality, and the divine journey of the gods.
This year, the yatra will begin on 27 June 2025. Dwitiya Tithi starts at 1:24 PM on 26 June 2025. This is a nine-day celebration, running from the main Rath Yatra on June 27 through Niladri Bijaya on July 5. To greet your loved ones with heartfelt wishes, here are some beautiful and meaningful messages for you to share!
Rath Yatra Wishes:
May the good times and treasures of the present become the golden memories of tomorrow! Wishing you lots of love and prosperity. Happy Rath Yatra!
As the Rath Yatra begins, the journey also begins.
Pray for your and others' well-being. Happy Rath Yatra.
Let us all please the Almighty by pulling the chariots of peace and unity this year. Happy Jagannath Rath Yatra!
May Lord Jagannath bless you with happiness and prosperity. Happy Rath Yatra!
Happy Rath Yatra! Celebrate the glory, and let peace and prosperity bless you in abundance.
As Lord Jagannath begins his spiritual journey, let us all head in the direction of eternal peace and joy. Celebrate this festival to the fullest!
Let us all celebrate the glory of Lord Jagannath and fight against the evils within.
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Celebrate this festival with love in your hearts and respect for all.
May the wheels of Lord Jagannath's chariot roll smoothly, guiding you on a path filled with blessings and joy.
This Rath Yatra, we pray to Lord Jagannath and seek his blessings for the good health, happiness, and prosperity of everyone.
With this Rath Yatra about to begin, may all your hardships come to an end as you devote yourself to the prayers of Lord Jagannath. Happy Rath Yatra to everyone!
May this journey of devotion with Lord Jagannath's chariot usher in the end of all evil and the victory of good. Happy Rath Yatra to everyone who is celebrating!
This Rath Yatra, may you be blessed with Lord Jagannath's choicest blessings. Jai Jagannath!
May the Almighty surround you with His blessings and divine love.
Happy Rath Yatra.
May Lord Jagannath give you the strength to overcome all obstacles on your path to success. Wishing you a peaceful Jagannath Rath Yatra this year.
Happy Rath Yatra! May this joyous festival bring unity, peace, and prosperity into all our lives.
Happy Rath Yatra! May Lord Jagannath bless you abundantly and shower you with the virtue of truth. God bless!
Wishing you and your family a heartfelt Jagannath Rath Yatra.
May this festival be filled with the divine grace of Lord Jagannath.
May the divine and powerful energy of Lord Jagannath cleanse your soul, bring positivity into your life, and guide you along the path of spirituality.
On this auspicious occasion of Jagannath Rath Yatra, we pray to the Almighty to bring peace and happiness into all our lives.
May we all scale new heights with the grace of Lord Jagannath. May this year be filled with love, peace, and prosperity for all.
May the blessings of Lord Jagannath illuminate your life with purpose and surround you with happiness. Happy Rath Yatra 2025!
Wishing all my friends and family a very Happy Rath Yatra! The path to spirituality and abundant peace awaits.
Happy Rath Yatra! May Lord Jagannath's blessings fill your life with renewed hope and endless possibilities. Jai Jagannath!
Happy Rath Yatra 2025! I pray to Lord Jagannath that you all stay united and gather the strength to fight all the evils in the world.
Let us all celebrate the journey of Lord Jagannath with love and utmost devotion. May His chariot lead us to the path where we truly belong.
As the chants continue in the name of Lord Jagannath, may your soul be filled with positivity and your life with the divine bliss of His grace.
May this festival guide us with love, wisdom, and strength. Wishing you all a very Happy Rath Yatra 2025!
Celebrate the journey of devotion and His divine grace! Happy Rath Yatra 2025!
This Rath Yatra, let us all pray to Lord Jagannath that He never takes His hand off of us. May He always bless us with His divine grace.
Chant His name and feel the devotion in the air! Happy Rath Yatra 2025!
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