Shri Janaki (Sita) Ji Ki Aarti
Purity, Sacrifice, Love, Patience, Compassion, Strength, Devotion
Aarti Shri Janak-Dulari Ki,
Sita Ji Raghuvar-Pyari Ki.
Aarti Shri Janak-Dulari Ki.
Jagat-Janani Jag Ki Vistarini,
Nitya Satya Saket-Viharini,
Param Dayamayi Deenoddharini,
Maiya Bhaktan-Hitkari Ki.
Aarti Shri Janak-Dulari Ki.
Sati Shiromani Pati-Hit-Karini,
Pati-Seva Hit Van-Van Charini,
Pati-Hit Pati-Viyog-Svikarini,
Tyag-Dharm-Murti-Dhari Ki.
Aarti Shri Janak-Dulari Ki.
Vimal-Kirti Sab Lokan Chhayi,
Naam Let Paavan Mati Aayi,
Sumirat Katat Kasht Dukhdayi,
Sharanagat-Jan-Bhay-Hari Ki.
Aarti Shri Janak-Dulari Ki.
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Shri Janaki (Sita) Ji Ki Aarti is a sacred and devotional aarti dedicated to Goddess Sita. This aarti is sung daily during morning and evening prayers with faith and devotion. It is especially considered highly auspicious and beneficial to recite this aarti on the holy occasions of Sita Navami (Janaki Navami), Vivah Panchami, and Ram Navami.
According to religious beliefs, chanting Shri Janaki (Sita) Ji Ki Aarti with sincere devotion brings the blessings of Goddess Sita. Devotees perform this sacred aarti to pray for happiness, peace, love, and prosperity in their family. It is believed that regular recitation of this aarti blesses devotees with unbroken marital bliss (Akhand Saubhagya) and a harmonious, prosperous life.
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About Shri Janaki (Sita) Ji Ki Aarti
Shri Janaki Sita Ji Ki Aarti is a profoundly moving devotional hymn dedicated to Mother Sita, the eternal consort of Lord Rama and the ultimate symbol of purity, strength, and sacrifice in Hinduism. The lyrics beautifully address Her as the Cosmic Mother (Jagat-Janani) who expands the universe, yet resides eternally in the divine spiritual realm of Saket. It honors Her multifaceted glory—not just as King Janak's beloved daughter or Lord Rama's heart, but as a merciful savior of the downtrodden (Deenoddharini).
The philosophical foundation of this hymn centers on the unmatched ideal of "Tyag" (renunciation) and "Dharma" (righteous duty). It poignantly recalls how Mother Sita happily chose the hardships of the forest to serve Her husband, and later bore the immense pain of separation for the sake of societal righteousness. The text emphasizes that merely taking Her name purifies the intellect (Paavan Mati) and removes all deep-seated sorrows. Singing this hymn brings a deep sense of peace, stability, and emotional resilience, enveloping the household in Mother Sita's protective, maternal grace.
