Devotional reading
Hanuman Ji Ki Aarti
“Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lala Ki” — the widely sung aarti of Hanuman, with a clear English meaning and Hindi explanation beneath each verse. Lyrics and melodies vary across regions and homes.
Read pageAstroNear collections
Aarti Collection
Find devotional aartis sung in worship of deities and sacred figures. Lyrics, melodies, and the order of worship vary across regions, temples, and households.
Song within worship
Aarti is commonly associated with offering light during worship, accompanied by song or praise. Practices differ; this collection offers the words for reading and does not prescribe a ritual.
Versions and pronunciation
A familiar refrain may have several written forms. Follow the version used in your tradition, and treat transliteration or simplified spelling as a reading aid.
Devotional reading
Aarti of Gajabadana Vinayaka
“Aarti Gajabadana Vinayaka Ki” — the widely sung aarti of the elephant-faced Vinayaka, with the refrain “Sur-Muni-Pujit Ganayaki Ki” repeated after each stanza. An English meaning and Hindi explanation follow every verse; wording and melody vary across regions and homes.
Read pageDevotional reading
Aarti of Shri Ganpati Ji
“Ganpati Ki Seva Mangal Mewa” — the widely sung aarti of Shri Ganpati, with its refrain repeated after every stanza. An English meaning and Hindi explanation follow each verse; wording and melody vary across regions and homes.
Read pageDevotional reading
Ganesh Ji Ki Aarti
“Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh Deva” — the most widely sung Hindi aarti of Ganesha, with a clear English meaning and Hindi explanation beneath each verse. Lyrics and melodies vary across regions and homes.
Read page