Shri Brahma Ji Aarti

Aarti Lyrics

Pitu Matu Sahayak Svami Sakha, Tum Hi Ek Nath Hamare Ho.
Jinake Kuchh Aur Adhar Nahin, Tinake Tum Hi Rakhware Ho .
Sab Bhati Sada Sukhadayak Ho, Dukh Nirgun Nashan Hare Ho .
Pratipal Kare Sare Jag Ko, Atishay Karuna Ur Dhare Ho .
Bhool Gaye Hain Ham To Tumako, Tum To Hamari Sudhi Nahin Bisare Ho .
Upakaran Ko Kachhu Ant Nahin, Chhinn Hi Chhinn Jo Vistare Ho .
Maharaj Maha Mahima Tumhari, Mujhase Virale Budhavare Ho .
Shubh Shanti Niketan Prem Nidhi, Man Mandir Ke Ujiyare Ho .
Is Jivan Ke Tum Hi Jivan Ho, In Pranan Ke Tum Pyare Ho Mein .
Tum Son Prabhu Paye “Kamal” Hari, Kehi Ke Ab Aur Sahare Ho .
।। Iti Shri Brahma ji ki Aarti Ends ।।

Mantra that should be chanted before the Aarti Mantra

Amuttalahataalihala hamehe.Dan Anujav Majhal.Kallungi Dharm Bhavan ki Rajdhani
Dariya ke khet mein sthit hai temporationvad annamimi

Correct way to perform the Aarti

Performing Brahma Aarti typically follows a structured ritual, though variations may exist depending on regional customs and traditions. Here's a general outline of the correct way to perform Brahma Aarti:

1. Cleanse the worship area and yourself, preferably by bathing or washing hands and feet.

2. Collect the necessary materials including an Aarti plate, incense sticks, ghee lamp or camphor, flowers, water, and offerings like sweets or fruits.

3. Begin by invoking Lord Brahma through prayers or chanting his name, expressing reverence and inviting his presence.

4. Light the ghee lamp or camphor on the Aarti plate, symbolising the presence of divine light.

5. Recite Brahma Aarti hymns, such as "Brahma Jaya Jaya" or other devotional songs praising Lord Brahma's attributes and deeds.

6. Hold the Aarti plate in your hand and slowly move it in a clockwise direction in front of the deity or image of Lord Brahma, symbolizing reverence and devotion.

7. Offer flowers, water, incense, and sweets to Lord Brahma, expressing gratitude and devotion.

8. Spend some time in silent prayer or meditation, seeking blessings, guidance, and spiritual upliftment from Lord Brahma.

9. Wave the Aarti plate in front of the deity in a circular motion, accompanied by the rhythmic ringing of bells or clapping, symbolizing the offering of light and devotion to the divine.

10 Distribute the blessed offerings (Prasad) to all present, symbolizing the sharing of divine blessings and communal harmony.

11. Conclude the Aarti with final prayers, expressing gratitude to Lord Brahma and seeking his continued blessings and protection.

It's essential to perform the Aarti with sincerity, devotion, and mindfulness, focusing on the spiritual significance of each ritual element.

Best time to Offer Aarti

The best time to offer Brahma Aarti is during the Brahma Muhurta, which is the auspicious time around 1.5 hours before sunrise. Brahma Muhurta is considered ideal for spiritual practices and prayers in Hindu tradition. Offering Aarti during this time is believed to bring immense blessings and spiritual growth. However, Aarti can also be performed at other times of the day according to personal convenience and devotion.

Benefits of offering Bhrama Arti

Offering Brahma Aarti, also known as Brahma Vandana or Brahma Stuti, holds several spiritual and psychological benefits:

1. It's believed that singing praises to Lord Brahma, the creator in Hindu mythology, invokes his blessings for creativity, wisdom, and guidance.

2. Reciting or listening to Brahma Aarti can help clear the mind, increase focus, and promote mental clarity, which is essential for creative endeavors and decision-making.

3. Expressing gratitude to the divine for the gift of creation and life fosters a sense of humility and appreciation, leading to greater overall well-being.

4. Engaging in religious rituals like Aarti strengthens the spiritual bond between the individual and the divine, providing solace and support in times of need.

5. Participating in traditional rituals helps preserve cultural heritage and fosters a sense of community and belonging among practitioners.

6. The rhythmic chanting, music, and devotional atmosphere during Aarti can induce a sense of peace, comfort, and emotional upliftment.

Overall, offering Brahma Aarti can bring both spiritual and psychological benefits, enriching one's life and fostering a deeper connection with the divine.