Lord Raghuvar Aarti - Benefits, special occasion and when to recite
Mon - Apr 29, 2024
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The "AartiTo read more, click here Kijai Shri Raghuvara Ji Ki" is a devotional song dedicated to Lord Rama, also known as Lord Raghuvar, who is revered as an embodiment of righteousness and virtue in Hinduism. This Aarti is sung to praise and seek the blessings of Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu, who is worshipped for his exemplary qualities, valor, and compassion. The Aarti captures the essence of devotion and reverence towards
Aarti
Shri Raghuvar Ji Ki Aarti ॥
Aarti ki jai shri raghubarji ki |
Sat chit anand shiv sundar ki ||
Dashrath-tanay Kaushila-nandan |
Sur-muni-rakshak daitya-nikandhan ||
Anugath-bhagkt bhagkt-ur-chandan |
Mariyada-purushotam var ki ||
Nirgun-sagun aroop-roopnidhi |
Sakal lok-vandhit vibhinna vidhi ||
Haran shok-bhay, dayak sab sidhi |
Mayarahit divya nar-var ki ||
Janakipati suradhipati jagpati |
Akhil lok palak trilok gati ||
Vishwavanth anvadh amit-mati |
Ekmatra gati sachrachar ki ||
Sharanagat – vatsal – vratdhari |
Bhagkt-kalpataru-var asurari ||
Nam leth jag pawankari |
Vanar sakha deen-dukh har ki ||
Benefits
1. Deepens devotion to Lord Rama, also known as Lord Raghuvar.
2. Creates a sacred and serene atmosphere during worship.
3. Invokes inner peace and tranquility in the minds of devotees.
4. Provides spiritual protection and blessings from Lord Raghuvar.
5. Preserves and promotes cultural traditions and values associated with Lord Rama's worship.
6. Fosters a sense of community and unity among devotees who gather to sing the Aarti together.
7. Helps in expressing gratitude towards Lord Raghuvar for his grace and guidance in life.
8. Inspires spiritual growth and mindfulness among devotees.
Special occasion and when to sing :
1. Daily Worship: Included in morning or evening prayers, as part of daily worship rituals.
2. Ram Navami: Celebrated during Lord Rama's birthday festivities, it's sung with great devotion and fervor.
3. Rama Janmabhoomi Pujan: During ceremonies related to Rama's birthplace, such as groundbreaking ceremonies or temple constructions.
4. Ramayana Recitations: After discussions or recitals of the epic Ramayana, as a way to conclude and honor Lord Rama.
5. Festivals: Sung during festivals dedicated to Lord Rama, such as Diwali or other Rama-related celebrations.
6. Personal Prayer: Chosen for individual moments of prayer and meditation, as a means to seek blessings and express devotion to Lord Raghuvar.