Maa Mahagauri Aarti
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Maha Gauri Daya Keeje, Jag Janani Daya Keeje,
Uma, Rama Brahmani, Apni Sharan Leeje.
Gaur Varna Ati Sohe, Vrishabh Ki Aswari,
Shwet Vastron Mein Maiyya, Laage Chhavi Pyaari.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Srishti Roop Tumhi Ho, Shiv Angi Mata,
Bhakt Tumhare Angin, Nit Pratigun Gaata।
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Daksha Ke Ghar Janmi Tum, Le Avatar Sati,
Pragati Himachal Ke Ghar, Ban Shiv Parvati.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Nav Durgon Ke Maiyya, Aathvan Tera Swaroop,
Shiv Bhi Mohit Ho Gaye, Dekhke Tera Roop.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Aathve Navratre Ko, Jo Vrat Tera Kare,
Pata Pyaar Tumhara, Bhav Sindhu Woh Tare.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Ved Puran Mein Mahima, Teri Ma Aparampar,
Hum Agyani Kaise, Paaye Tumhara Pyaar.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Mahagauri Mahamaya, Aarti Teri Gaate,
Karunamayee Daya Keeje, Nishidin Tujhe Dhyaate.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Shiv Shakti Mahagauri, Charan Sharan Leeje,
Balak Jaan Ke Apna, Humpe Daya Keeje.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Maa Mahagauri Aarti About
Maa Mahagauri Aarti praises her serene, gentle, and compassionate form. Mahagauri is worshipped on the eighth day of Navratri, destroying all sins and bestowing happiness, beauty, prosperity, and strength. The Aarti describes her sitting on a lotus, clothed in white, holding a trident, drum, and blessing gesture.
Meaning
The Aarti considers her white form as purity itself, bringing austerity and cleansing to life. Worship removes all sins and ushers auspiciousness.
Benefits
- Attainment of peace, beauty, and prosperity
- Destruction of sins and gaining auspiciousness
- Peace in mind and family
- Increase in courage and strength
- Spiritual development and balance
Significance
Maa Mahagauri’s Aarti is specially sung on the eighth day of Navratri, for wishes, and for peace in the family. It brings calm, strength, and success to life.