Shri Shiv Kailasvasi Ji Ki Aarti
Devotion, Shiva Bhakti, Peace, Salvation, Blessing, Purity
Sheesh Gang Ardhaang Parvati,
Sada Viraajat Kailaasi.
Nandi Bhringi Nritya Karat Hain,
Dharat Dhyaan Sur Sukhrasi.
Sheetal Mand Sugandh Pavan Bah,
Baithe Hain Shiv Avinaashi.
Karat Gaan Gandharv Sapt Swar,
Raag Raagini Madhuraasi.
Yaksh-Raksh-Bhairav Jahaan Dolat,
Bolat Hain Van Ke Vaasi.
Koyal Shabd Sunaavat Sundar,
Bhramar Karat Hain Gunjaa-Si.
Kalpadrum Aru Paarijaat Taru,
Laag Rahe Hain Lakshaasi.
Kaamdhenu Kotin Jahaan Dolat,
Karat Dugdh Ki Varsha-Si.
Suryakaant Sam Parvat Shobhit,
Chandrakaant Sam Himraashi.
Nitya Chhahon Ritu Rahat Sushobhit,
Sevat Sada Prakriti-Daasi.
Rishi-Muni Dev Danuj Nit Sevat,
Gaan Karat Shruti Gunraashi.
Brahma-Vishnu Nihaarat Nisidin,
Kachhu Shiv Hamkoon Farmaasi.
Riddhi Siddhi Ke Daata Shankar,
Nit Sat Chit Aanandraashi.
Jinke Sumirat Hi Kat Jaati,
Kathin Kaal-Yam Ki Faansi.
Trishooldhar Ji Ka Naam Nirantar,
Prem Sahit Jo Nar Gaasi.
Door Hoy Vipda Us Nar Ki,
Janm-Janm Shivpad Paasi.
Kailaasi Kaashi Ke Vaasi,
Avinaashi Meri Sudh Leejo.
Sevak Jaan Sada Charanan Ko,
Apno Jaan Kripa Keejo.
Tum To Prabhuji Sada Dayaamay,
Avgun Mere Sab Dhakiyo.
Sab Aparaadh Kshama Kar Shankar,
Kinkar Ki Vinti Suniyo.
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About Shri Shiv Kailasvasi Ji Ki Aarti
Shri Shiv Kailasvasi Aarti (Sheesh Gang Ardhang Parvati) is a celestial poem depicting the magnificent and tranquil divine court of Lord Shiva on Mount Kailash. The hymn describes how Ganga flows from His matted hair while Goddess Parvati resides as His half (Ardhangini). Sacred attendants like Nandi and Bhringi dance in joy, Gandharvas sing sweet melodies in seven notes, and nature itself serves the supreme Lord.
The verses highlight the heavenly bliss of Kailash, where wish-fulfilling Kalpavriksha and Parijat trees flourish, millions of Kamadhenus shower milk, and all six seasons remain eternally present in reverence. Sages, gods, and even Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu continuously meditate upon Mahadeva. The hymn concludes with a heartfelt prayer where the devotee asks Lord Shiva—the granter of Riddhi-Siddhi, the immortal Satchitananda, and the destroyer of the fear of death—to forgive all shortcomings and accept the humble worship of His servant.
