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Hanuman Aarti — Aarti Kije Hanuman Lala Ki is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of hanuman. Devotees typically recite or listen After Hanuman Chalisa; Tuesdays & Saturdays; sundown aarti. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. The aarti that usually follows the Chalisa in North Indian Hanuman temples.
Rama Aarti — Sri Ram Chandra Kripalu Bhaj Man is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of rama. Devotees typically recite or listen Ram Navami, daily Rama temples, after Ramcharitmanas path. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Tulsidas’s immortal stuti — the heart’s aarti of compassionate Rama.
Kali Maa Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Kali Puja, Amavasya, Devi temples’ evening aarti. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Popular aarti of Mother Kali sung at Kalighat and Kali temples.
Ganesha Aarti — Sukhkarta Dukhharta is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of ganesha. Devotees typically recite or listen Ganesh Chaturthi, Tuesdays/Sundays, start of any auspicious work. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Maharashtra’s beloved Ganapati aarti — now sung across India at the start of worship.
Mansa Devi Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Navaratri, Mondays/Fridays, Mansa Devi temple aarti. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Aarti of Goddess Mansa Devi, beloved seat of Shakti in the Himalaya foothills.
Sai Baba Aarti — Ravi Vari Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of sai. Devotees typically recite or listen Thursday (Guruvaar), daily temple aarti at Shirdi. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Beloved Shirdi aarti of Sai Baba — ‘Rahaavi’ / evening aarti tradition.
Devi Aarti — Om Jai Ambe Gauri is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Navaratri, Fridays, Ashtami/Navami, Devi temples’ evening aarti. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. The classic aarti of Mother Amba–Gauri sung across North India.
Lakshmi Mata Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Diwali, Fridays, Lakshmi Puja, temple evening aarti. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Classic aarti of Goddess Lakshmi — Om Jai Lakshmi Mata.
Saraswati Mata Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Vasant Panchami, exams & vidya arambh, temple aarti. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Aarti of Mother Saraswati — goddess of learning, arts, and speech.
Gayatri Mata Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Gayatri Jayanti, sandhya vandana, daily japa & aarti. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Aarti of Mother Gayatri — embodiment of the sacred Gayatri mantra.
Krishna Aarti — Aarti Kunj Bihari Ki is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of krishna. Devotees typically recite or listen Sandhya aarti in Braj temples; Janmashtami; daily home puja. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Beloved aarti of Kunjbihari — Krishna of the groves of Vrindavan.
Vishnu / Jagadish Aarti — Om Jai Jagdish Hare is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of vishnu. Devotees typically recite or listen Evening aarti in Vaishnava homes and temples; Sundays; Ekadashi. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. The universal North Indian aarti of the Lord of the Universe — sung for Vishnu, Krishna, and Rama alike.
Satyanarayan Ji Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of vishnu. Devotees typically recite or listen Satyanarayan Katha / vrat puja conclusion, Purnima. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Aarti of Lord Satyanarayan — form of Vishnu worshipped in the popular vrat-katha tradition.
Vaishno Devi Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Navaratri, temple aarti at Vaishno Devi Bhawan. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Aarti of Mata Vaishno Devi — Trikuta’s beloved Shakti seat.
Ganga Mata Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Ganga Dussehra, daily Ganga aarti at Haridwar/Varanasi/Rishikesh. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. Classic aarti of Mother Ganga — Om Jai Gange Mata.
Shiva Aarti — Om Jai Shiv Omkara is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of shiva. Devotees typically recite or listen Morning/evening aarti, Mondays, Pradosh, Maha Shivaratri. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. The most widely sung aarti of Lord Shiva — praising him as Omkara, the three-eyed auspicious lord.
Ayyappa Evening Hymn — Harivarasanam is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of ayyappa. Devotees typically recite or listen Sabarimala night closing; Mandala–Makaravilakku season. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional aarti. The serene Sanskrit hymn that closes the sanctum at Sabarimala — Ayyappa’s lullaby of surrender.
Lingashtakam is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of shiva. Devotees typically recite or listen Sawan Mondays, Shiva abhishek, Pradosh, Maha Shivaratri. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Complete traditional eight-verse praise of the Shiva Linga — the most recited Sawan abhishek hymn after the aarti.
Venkateswara Aarti — Om Jai Lakshmi Ramana is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of vishnu. Devotees typically recite or listen Tirupati darshan, Friday Vishnu puja, Balaji home shrines. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Traditional Govinda/Balaji aarti-style verses commonly sung at Tirupati and North Indian Vishnu temples.
Annapurna Aarti — Annadatri Annapurna Bhavani is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Before meals, Devi Friday, Annapurna Jayanti, Kashi memory. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Traditional Annapurna praise — Goddess of food who feeds Shiva and the world.
Kanda Sashti Kavasam — intro and opening is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of shiva. Devotees typically recite or listen Skanda Shashti week; morning listen or read before full path with teacher. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Original TirthaYatra introduction to the Kanda Sashti Kavasam tradition with widely known opening lines only — full Tamil path varies by edition and teacher.
Shani Aarti — Jai Jai Shri Shani Deva is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of shiva. Devotees typically recite or listen Shani Amavasya, Saturdays, Shani Shingnapur/Shani temples. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Traditional Shani Dev aarti — justice, patience, and graha shanti.
Vitthal Abhang — Warkari intro is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of krishna. Devotees typically recite or listen Ashadhi/Kartiki Wari, Ekadashi, Pandharpur memory. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Original intro to Warkari abhang devotion with traditional public lines attributed to the saint tradition — learn full Marathi from authentic Warkari sources.
Surya Aarti — Jai Jai Surya Bhagwan is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of vishnu. Devotees typically recite or listen Chhath arghya days; Sundays; Kartik morning. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Traditional-style Surya aarti for Sunday and Chhath home worship.
Tulsi Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of vishnu. Devotees typically recite or listen Tulsi Vivah; daily courtyard Tulsi lighting in Kartik. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Traditional Tulsi aarti for courtyard worship and Tulsi Vivah evenings.
Murugan · Skanda Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of shiva. Devotees typically recite or listen Skanda Shashti; Tuesdays; Murugan temple evenings. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Devotional Murugan/Skanda aarti for Skanda Shashti and home vel worship.
Dhanvantari Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of vishnu. Devotees typically recite or listen Dhanteras evening; when starting Ayurveda study or medicine cupboard puja. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Short traditional-style Dhanvantari aarti for Dhanteras health-wealth worship.
Durga Aarti — Jagdamba is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Navaratri / Durga Puja evenings; Ashtami–Navami. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Popular Jagdamba Durga aarti for Sharad Navaratri and Durga Puja.
Ganesh Visarjan Aarti — farewell to Bappa is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of ganesha. Devotees typically recite or listen Anant Chaturdashi / visarjan processions; home farewell before immersion. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. A short farewell aarti for Ganesh visarjan — gratitude, not noise.
Ahoi Ashtami Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of devi. Devotees typically recite or listen Ahoi Ashtami evening before arghya. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Short aarti for mothers observing Ahoi — protection and patience.
Kali Puja Night Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of kali. Devotees typically recite or listen Kali Puja Amavasya night; Shakta households. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Bengal-mood night aarti for Kali Puja — fierce compassion, calm devotion.
Narak Chaturdashi Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of krishna. Devotees typically recite or listen Choti Diwali evening / early lamps. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Short aarti for Narak Chaturdashi — light after cleansing.
Labh Panchami Aarti is a aarti text used in home and temple worship of lakshmi. Devotees typically recite or listen Labh Panchami ledger puja. TirthaYatra presents verses for learning and remembrance, with a short editorial note on meaning — not as a replacement for your family lineage or temple priest’s guidance. Aarti for shubh–labh — honest profit after Diwali.