Narmada Aarti
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Om Jai Jagadanandi,
Maiya Jai Aanand Kandi.
Brahma Harihar Shankar, Reva
Shiv Hari Shankar, Rudrau Palanti.
॥ Om Jai Jagadanandi..॥
Devi Narad Sarad Tum Varadayak,
Abhinav Padandi.
Sur Nar Muni Jan Sevat,
Sur Nar Muni.
Sharad Padawachanti.
॥ Om Jai Jagadanandi..॥
Devi Dhoomak Vahan Rajat,
Veena Vadyanti.
Jhumakat-Jhumakat-Jhumakat,
Jhannan Jhamakat Ramati Rajanti.
॥ Om Jai Jagadanandi..॥
Devi Bajat Taal Mrdanga,
Sur Mandal Ramati.
Toditan-Toditan-Toditan,
Turadad Ramati Suravanti.
॥ Om Jai Jagadanandi..॥
Devi Sakal Bhuwan Par Aap Virajat,
Nishadin Aanandi.
Gavat Ganga Shankar, Sevat Reva
Shankar Tum Bhat Metanti.
॥ Om Jai Jagadanandi..॥
MaiyaJi Ko Kanchan Thar Virajat,
Agar Kapoor Batee.
Amar Kanth Main Virajat,
Ghatan Ghat Birajat,
Koti Ratan Jyoti.
॥ Om Jai Jagadanandi..॥
MaiyaJi Ki Aarti,
Nishadin Padh Gavari,
Ho Reva Jug-Jug Naragave,
Bhajat Shivanand Swami
Japat Hari Nand Swami Manvanchit Pave.
Om Jai Jagadanandi,
Maiya Jai Aanand Kandi.
Brahma Harihar Shankar, Reva
Shiv Hari Shankar, Rudrau Palanti.
Narmada Aarti About
Narmada Mata is worshipped in Hinduism as a sacred river symbolizing purification, spiritual power, and peace. Her Aarti grants devotees mental peace and the destruction of sins.
Meaning
The Aarti describes Narmada Mata’s emergence from the mountains, her purity, goddess form, and the cleansing of sins by bathing in her waters. It explains her glory and welfare of devotees who seek her refuge.
Benefits
- Mental peace and contentment
- Physical and spiritual purification
- Destruction of sins and relief from doshas
- Success, happiness, and prosperity in life
Significance
Narmada Mata’s Aarti is performed on every full moon and other religious occasions. It is a means to receive her blessings and grace, illuminating devotees’ lives.