Shri Yugal Kishor Ji Ki Aarti

Divine Love, Rasa, Sweetness, Devotion, Compassion, Bliss, Surrender

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Shri Yugal Kishor Ji Ki Aarti
॥ Aarti ॥
Aarti Yugalkishor Ki Kijai,
Tan Man Dhan Nyochhavar Kijai.

Gaur Shyam Mukh Nirakhan Kijai,
Prem Swaroop Nayan Bhar Pijai.

Ravi Shashi Koti Badan Ki Shobha,
Taahi Dekhi Mero Man Lobha.

Mor Mukut Kar Murali Sohai,
Natwar Vesh Nirakh Man Mohai.

Odhen Peet Neel Pat Saari,
Kunjan Lalna-Laalbihari.

Shri Purushottam Giribardhari,
Aarti Karat Sakal Brajnari.

Nandanandan Vrishbhanu-Kishori,
Parmanand Prabhu Abichal Jori.

Aarti Yugalkishor Ki Kijai,
Tan Man Dhan Nyochhavar Kijai.
🙏 ॥ Thus completed ॥ 🙏
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About Shri Yugal Kishor Ji Ki Aarti

Shri Yugal Kishore Ji Ki Aarti (Aarti Jugal Kishor Ki Keejai) is a beautiful celebration of the combined divine form of Shri Radha and Lord Krishna, collectively known as Yugal Kishore. The lyrics beautifully contrast and unite the fair complexion (Gaur) of Radha and the dark complexion (Syam) of Krishna, urging the devotee to surrender their body, mind, and wealth (Tan Man Dhan) to this ultimate form of love. The hymn describes their countenance as more brilliant than millions of suns and moons (Rabi Sasi Koti), instantly captivating the devotee's heart.

Philosophically, this aarti represents the zenith of Madhurya Bhava (the devotion of sweet love). It vividly depicts the eternal pastimes of the divine couple in the groves of Vrindavan (Kunjan Lalna-Lal Bihari), adorned with peacock feathers and the flute. By remembering the "Abichal Jori" (the eternal, inseparable couple), devotees transcend material attachments and cultivate unconditional love and permanent spiritual joy (Parmanand).