Shri Banke Bihari Ji Ki Aarti
Love, devotion, grace, compassion, peace, blessings, happiness
Shri Banke Bihari teri Aarti gaaun,
Shyam Sundar teri Aarti gaaun.
Aarti gaaun pyaare tumko rijhaaun,
Shri Banke Bihari teri Aarti gaaun.
Mor mukut Prabhu sheesh pe sohe,
Pyaari bansi mero man mohe.
Dekh chhavi balihaari main jaaun,
Shri Banke Bihari teri Aarti gaaun.
Charanon se nikli Ganga pyaari,
Jisne saari duniya taari.
Main un charanon ke darshan paaun,
Shri Banke Bihari teri Aarti gaaun.
Daas anaath ke Naath aap ho,
Dukh sukh jeevan pyaare saath aap ho.
Hari charanon mein sheesh jhukaaun,
Shri Banke Bihari teri Aarti gaaun.
Shri Haridas ke pyaare tum ho,
Mere Mohan jeevan dhan ho.
Dekh yugal chhavi bali bali jaaun,
Shri Banke Bihari teri Aarti gaaun.
Shri Banke Bihari teri Aarti gaaun,
He Giridhar teri Aarti gaaun.
Shyam Sundar teri Aarti gaaun,
Kunjbihari teri Aarti gaaun.
Aarti gaaun pyaare tumko rijhaaun,
Shri Banke Bihari teri Aarti gaaun.
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About Shri Banke Bihari Ji Ki Aarti
This sacred Aarti dedicated to Shri Banke Bihari is one of the most cherished devotional compositions in the realm of Krishna Bhakti. Banke Bihari, whose temple is situated in the spiritual heartland of Vrindavan, represents the epitome of sweet, playful, and deeply compassionate divine love (Madhavendra Bhakti). Composed in praise of the Lord's mesmerizing form adorned with a peacock feather crown (Mor Mukut) and the soul-captivating flute (Bansi), this hymn evokes the timeless lilas of Lord Krishna and his eternal bond with His devotees.
The verses beautifully celebrate various facets of the Lord's glory: His lotus feet from which the purifying waters of the Ganga emanate to redeem the universe, His role as the ultimate protector of the helpless and the companion through all joys and sorrows, and His special association with the great saint Swami Haridas, whose intense devotion drew the divine manifestation of Banke Bihari into the mortal world. Singing or listening to this aarti cultivates profound surrender, emotional purification, and an intimate spiritual connection with the Divine Couple (Shri Radha-Krishna). In the Sanatan tradition, engaging in Banke Bihari aarti dissolves ego, erases mental agitations, and fills the practitioner's life with enduring grace, spiritual bliss, and the nectar of unalloyed devotion.
