Shri Gau Mata Ji Ki Aarti
Compassion, nourishment, prosperity, purity, blessings, devotion, motherhood
Aarti Shri Gaiya-Maiya Ki,
Aarti-Harani Vishv-Dhaiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Gaiya-Maiya Ki.
Arth-Kaam-Saddharm-Pradaayini,
Avichal Amal Muktipad-Daayini.
Sur-Maanav Saubhaagya-Vidhaayini,
Pyaari Poojya Nand-Chhaiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Gaiya-Maiya Ki.
Akhil Vishva Pratipaalini Maata,
Madhur Amiya Dugdhaann Pradaata.
Rog-Shok-Sankat Paritraata,
Bhavsagar Hit Dridh Naiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Gaiya-Maiya Ki.
Aayu-Oj-Aarogya-Vikaashini,
Dukh-Dainya-Daaridrya-Vinaashini.
Sushama-Saukhya-Samriddhi-Prakaashini,
Vimal Vivek-Buddhi-Daiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Gaiya-Maiya Ki.
Sevak Ho, Chaahe Dukhdai,
Sam Pay-Sudha Piyaavati Maai.
Shatru-Mitra Sabko Sukhdaai,
Sneh-Swabhaav-Vishva-Jaiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Gaiya-Maiya Ki.
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About Shri Gau Mata Ji Ki Aarti
The Aarti "Aarti Shri Gaiya Maiya Ki" is a profoundly beautiful and Vedic-inspired devotional hymn dedicated to Gau Mata (Mother Cow), celebrated as the universal mother, sustainer of life, and the beloved of Lord Krishna (Nand-Chhaiya). In Sanatana Dharma, the cow is not merely an animal but a divine manifestation holding thirty-three categories of deities within Her physical form. The hymn extols Her as the bestower of all four purusharthas—Dharma (Righteousness), Artha (Wealth), Kama (Desire Fulfillment), and Moksha (Liberation)—while bringing fortune to both gods and humans alike.
The verses highlight Gau Mata's maternal role in sustaining the cosmos by granting sweet, nectar-like milk and nourishment. She acts as a sturdy boat (Dridh Naiya) that safely carries devotees across the turbulent ocean of worldly existence while protecting them from diseases, sorrows, and calamities. Furthermore, She enhances longevity (Aayu), vitality (Oja), and health (Arogya) while destroying misery and poverty. She bestows pure intelligence, refined wisdom, and internal harmony upon Her devotees.
One of the most touching aspects emphasized in this aarti is Her unconditional love and maternal neutrality. Whether someone serves Her lovingly or causes Her discomfort, She unconditionally offers Her sweet milk (Pay-Sudha) to all without discrimination—treating friend and foe with equal compassion. Singing this aarti during daily worship or Gopashtami fosters cosmic goodwill, purifies karmic debts, and brings the boundless grace of Sri Radha-Krishna into one's home.
