Shri Bhagvat Bhagwan Ji Ki Aarti
Devotion, wisdom, righteousness, salvation, compassion, enlightenment, blessings
Shri Bhagavat Bhagwan Ki Hai Aarti,
Paapiyon Ko Paap Se Hai Taarati.
Ye Amar Granth Ye Mukti Panth,
Ye Pancham Ved Niraala.
Nav Jyoti Jagaane Vaala,
Hari Naam Yahi Hari Dhaam Yahi.
Jag Ke Mangal Ki Aarti,
Paapiyon Ko Paap Se Hai Taarati.
Shri Bhagavat Bhagwan Ki Hai Aarti,
Paapiyon Ko Paap Se Hai Taarati.
Ye Shaanti Geet Paavan Puneet,
Paapon Ko Mitaane Vaala.
Hari Darash Karaane Vaala,
Yah Sukh Karni, Yah Dukh Harini.
Shri Madhusoodan Ki Aarti,
Paapiyon Ko Paap Se Hai Taarati.
Shri Bhagavat Bhagwan Ki Hai Aarti,
Paapiyon Ko Paap Se Hai Taarati.
Ye Madhur Bol, Jag Phand Khol,
Sat Maarg Bataane Vaala.
Bigadi Ko Banaane Vaala,
Shri Ram Yahi, Ghanshyam Yahi.
Prabhu Ki Mahima Ki Aarti,
Paapiyon Ko Paap Se Hai Taarati.
Shri Bhagavat Bhagwan Ki Hai Aarti,
Paapiyon Ko Paap Se Hai Taarati.
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About Shri Bhagvat Bhagwan Ji Ki Aarti
The Aarti "Shri Bhagawat Bhagawan Ki Hai Aarti" is an immensely popular, beloved, and emotionally touching hymn dedicated to Shrimad Bhagvat Mahapuraan. In Indian devotional tradition, this holy scripture is revered not just as a book, but as the direct, eternal literary incarnation of Lord Shri Krishna Himself. The hymn repeatedly emphasizes its transformative power—stating that it offers salvation to even the greatest sinners (Paapiyon Ko Paap Se Hai Taarati) by purifying their consciousness and severing karmic bondage.
The verse glorifies the scripture as an immortal text (Amar Granth) and a direct pathway to liberation (Mukti Panth). Often revered as the unique "Fifth Veda" (Pancham Ved), it ignites new spiritual light within seekers, serving simultaneously as the supreme Name of God (Hari Naam) and the ultimate Abode of God (Hari Dhaam). It is a song of divine peace, driving away all worldly sorrows and sins while granting direct realization and vision of Lord Hari (Hari Darash Karaane Waala).
Furthermore, the lyrics highlight how the Bhagavad Mahapuraan untangles the worldly knots and entanglements of illusion (Jag Phand Khol) and guides souls toward the righteous path of truth (Sat Maarg). It restores hope and fixes broken lives (Bigadi Ko Banaanewala). Whether one seeks Lord Ram or Lord Ghanashyam, both divine forms are realized within these sacred verses. Singing this aarti with true devotion fills the household with global welfare, divine protection, and spiritual bliss.
