Shri Krishna Ji Ki Mangal Aarti
Love, devotion, joy, compassion, wisdom, blessings, harmony
(Mai) Mangal Aarti Gupaal Ki.
Nit Prati Mangal Hot Nirakh Mukh,
Chitvan Nayan Bisaal Ki.
Mangal Roop Shyaam Sundar Ko,
Mangal Bhrikuti Subhaal Ki.
Chatrabhuj Das Sada Mangal Nidhi,
Baanik Giridharlal Ki.
Mangal Aarti Keejai Bhor.
Mangal Janm-Karam Gun Mangal,
Mangal Yasoda-Maakhan-Chor.
Mangal Benu, Mukut Bar Mangal,
Mangal Roop Ramai Man Mor.
Jan Bhagwan Jagat Mein Mangal,
Mangal Radha Jugal Kisor.
Mangal Aarti Kar Man Mor,
Bharam-Nisa Beeti, Bhayo Bhor.
Mangal Baajat Jhalar Taal,
Mangal Roop Uthe Nandlal.
Mangal Dhoop-Deep Kar Jor,
Mangal Sab Bidhi Gaavat Hor.
Mangal Udayo Mangal Raas,
Mangal Bal Parmaanand Das.
Mangal Maadhau Naam Uchaar.
Mangal Badan-Kamal, Kar Mangal,
Mangal Jan Ki Sada Sambhaar.
Dekhat Mangal, Poojat Mangal,
Gaavat Mangal Charit Udaar.
Mangal Shravan, Katha-Ras Mangal,
Mangal-Panu Vasudev-Kumar.
Gokul Mangal, Madhuvan Mangal,
Mangal-Ruchi Vrindaavan-Chand.
Mangal Karat Govardhan-Dhaari,
Mangal-Vesh Yasodanand.
Mangal Dhenu, Renu-Bhoo Mangal,
Mangal Madhur Bajaavat Ben.
Mangal Gop-Badhu-Parirambhan,
Mangal Kaalindi-Pay-Phen.
Mangal Charan-Kamal Muni-Bandit,
Mangal Keerti Jagat-Nivaas.
Anudin Mangal Dhyaan Dharat Muni,
Mangal-Mati Parmaanand Das.
Mangal Roop Yasodanand.
Mangal Mukut, Shravan Mein Kundal,
Mangal Tilak Biraajat Chand.
Mangal Bhooshan Sab Ang Sohat,
Mangal-Moorati Aanand-Kand.
Mangal Lakut Kaankh Mein Chaanpai,
Mangal Murali Bajaavat Mand.
Mangal Chaal Manohar,
Mangal Darsan Hot Mitai Dukh-Dwand.
Mangal Brajpati Naam Saban Ko,
Mangal Jas Gaavat Shruti-Chhand.
Sab Bidhi Mangal Nand Ko Laal.
Kamal-Nayan! Bali Jaay Yasoda,
Nhaat Khijo Jin Mere Baal.
Mangal Gaavat Mangal Moorati,
Mangal Leela Lalit Gupaal.
Mangal Brajbasin Ke Ghar-Ghar,
Naachat-Gaavat De Kar Taal.
Mangal Brindaavan Ke Ranjan,
Mangal Murali Shabd Rasaal.
Mangal Jas Gaavai Parmaanand,
Sakha Mandali Madhya Gupaal.
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About Shri Krishna Ji Ki Mangal Aarti
The "Bhagwan Shri Krishna Mangal Aarti" is a glorious compilation of morning devotional verses composed by celebrated Ashtachhap poets like Chaturbhujdas Ji and Paramananddas Ji. Sung traditionally during dawn (Mangala Aarti) in Pushtimarg and Vaishnava temples, every single verse resonates with the sacred word "Mangal" (auspiciousness). It marks the awakening of Child Krishna, the dispelling of the night of illusion, and the overflow of divine bliss throughout Braj Dham.
Detailed Breakdown & Spiritual Significance of the Verses:
1. Auspicious Vision of Gopal: Gazing upon the large, compassionate eyes and the charming lotus face of Lord Gopal brings eternal good fortune. His broad forehead, curved eyebrows, and majestic attire (Baanik) are the ultimate treasury of auspiciousness.
2. Morning Dawn & Divine Birth: Performing the Aarti at dawn ("Bhor") purifies ones existence. The birth, divine virtues, and mischievous pastimes of Yashoda's butter thief are all holy. The sweet flute (Venu), crown, and the divine pair of Radha-Krishna bring absolute joy.
3. End of Illusion & Awakening of Nandlal: The Aarti signifies the end of the night of ignorance ("Bharam-Nisa"). As bells and cymbals resound, Shri Krishna awakens, filling the universe with joy. Incense, lamps, and the sacred Raas Leela radiate divine harmony.
4. The Holy Name & Protector of Devotees: Uttering the name "Madhav" brings supreme auspiciousness. Lord Krishna takes care of his devotees ("Jan Ki Sanbhaar"), and listening to his divine stories (Katha-Ras) grants spiritual wisdom.
5. Holy Realms of Braj: Gokul, Madhuvan, Vrindavan, and Mount Govardhan are blessed by his presence. The cows, the holy dust of Braj, and the foaming waters of River Kalindi (Yamuna) are sanctified by his lotus feet.
6. Divine Attire & Sweet Flute: Adorned with a radiant crown, ear rings (Kundal), crescent moon tilak, and glittering ornaments, the bliss-personified Lord holds his wooden stick and plays his flute softly.
7. Removal of Afflictions & Vedic Glory: His charming walk and holy Darshan destroy all worldly sorrows and dualities. Vedas and scriptures sing his praise. Mother Yashoda lovingly protects her lotus-eyed child.
8. Celebration Among Friends & Devotees: Every home in Braj dances in ecstasy. Poet Paramananddas Ji concludes by describing Lord Gopal shining brightly in the middle of his cowherd friends (Sakha Mandali), filling Vrindavan with eternal sweetness.
