Singhasanasin Shri Ramchandra Ji Ki Aarti
Sovereignty, righteousness, compassion, protection, devotion, justice, blessings
Grih-Grih Aangan Hot Badhaai.
Shri Ramchandra Singhaasan Baithe,
Chaamar Chhatra Duraai.
Mangal-Saaj Liyen Sab Sundari,
Nav Nootan Saji Aai.
Tilak Kiyen Yav Ankur Sir Dhari,
Aarti Karat Suhaai.
Jai-Jaikaar Bhayo Tribhuvan Mein,
Dundubhi Dev Bajaai.
Sur-Nar-Munijan Mudit,
Pushp Barsavat Ambar Chhaai.
Chir Jeevo Abichal Rajdhaani,
Bhaktan Ke Sukhdaai.
Shri Raghunaath Charan-Pankaj-Raj,
Raamdaas Nidhi Paai.
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About Singhasanasin Shri Ramchandra Ji Ki Aarti
The glorious hymn "Grih-Grih Aangan Hot Badhaai" is a triumphant and uplifting Aarti composed in the mood of Lord Shri Ram’s divine coronation (Ram Rajyabhishekam) after His victorious return to Ayodhya. This Aarti captures the profound joy, grand celebrations, and spiritual harmony that enveloped Ayodhya and all three worlds when Lord Ram ascended the royal throne (Sinhasan). It portrays the dawn of Ram Rajya—an era of righteousness, peace, and eternal joy.
Detailed Analysis & Spiritual Significance of the Verses:
1. Grand Celebrations & Royal Symbols: Every home and courtyard in Ayodhya resonates with celebratory greetings and songs. Lord Shri Ram sits majestically upon the throne, over which royal umbrellas (Chhatra) and ceremonial whisks (Chawar) are gently waved.
2. Auspicious Rituals & Aarti: Elegantly dressed women arrive carrying traditional auspicious materials. They perform the sacred coronation ritual by applying holy Tilak and placing auspicious barley sprouts (Yava Ankur) on the Lord’s forehead while singing beautiful Aarti songs.
3. Cosmic Joy & Heavenly Rain of Flowers: The sound of victory (Jai-Jaakar) echoes through all three worlds (heaven, earth, and underworld). Gods sound celestial kettledrums (Dundubhi) in the sky, while demigods, humans, and sages rejoice together as clouds shower fragrant flowers from above.
4. Eternal Throne & Devotional Treasure: The poet Ramdas prays for the Ayodhya kingdom (symbolizing the divine realm) to remain eternal and unshakable, continually bestowing happiness upon all devotees. Ramdas concludes by declaring that obtaining the sacred dust from the lotus feet of Lord Raghunath is the ultimate, priceless treasure (Nidhi) of life.
