Shri Janakinatha Aarti - Benefits, special occasion and when to recite
Mon - Apr 29, 2024
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"Shri Janakinatha Aarti" is a devotional song dedicated to Lord Rama, addressing him as Janakinatha, which means the lord of Janaki, another name for Sita, Rama's consort. This Aarti glorifies Lord Rama and Sita, expressing reverence and devotion towards them. It is often sung during worship ceremonies, especially in temples dedicated to Lord Rama and Sita's worship. The Aarti invokes blessings from Lord Rama and Sita, seeking their guidance, protection, and grace. Through melodious tunes and heartfelt lyrics, devotees express their deep devotion and gratitude towards the divine couple.
Aarti
॥ Shri Janakinatha Aarti ॥
Jai Janakinatha,Jai Shri Raghunatha।
Doua Kara Jorein BinavaunPrabhu! Suniye Bata॥
Jai Janakinatha, Jai Shri Raghunatha॥
Tuma Raghunatha HamarePrana Pita Mata।
Tuma Hi Sajjana SangiBhakti Mukti Data॥
Jai Janakinatha, Jai Shri Raghunatha॥
Lakha Chaurasi KatoMeto Yama Trasa।
Nisidina Prabhu Mohi RakhiyeApane Hi Pasa॥
Jai Janakinatha, Jai Shri Raghunatha॥
Rama Bharata Lachhimana SangaShatruhana Bhaiya।
Jagamaga Jyoti Virajai,Shobha Ati Lahiya॥
Jai Janakinatha, Jai Shri Raghunatha॥
Hanumata Nada BajavataNevara Jhamakata।
Svarnathala Kara ArtiKaushalya Mata॥
Jai Janakinatha, Jai Shri Raghunatha॥
Subhaga Mukuta Sira,Dhanu Sara Kara Sobha Bhari।
Manirama Darshana KariPala Pala Balihari॥
Jai Janakinatha, Jai Shri Raghunatha॥
Jai Janakinatha,Jai Shri Raghunatha।
Doua Kara Joren BinavaunPrabhu! Suniye Bata॥
Jai Janakinatha, Jai Shri Raghunatha॥
Benefits
1. Deepens devotion to Lord Rama and Sita.
2. Creates a sacred atmosphere during worship.
3. Invokes blessings and grace from the divine couple.
4. Promotes inner peace and tranquility.
5. Fosters a sense of spiritual connection and reverence.
6. Expresses gratitude towards Lord Rama and Sita.
7. Provides spiritual protection and guidance.
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.