Shri Krishna Ji Ki Aarti
Love, Devotion, Wisdom, Divine Play, Compassion, Dharma, Bliss
Aarti Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ki,
Mathura-Karagrih-Avatari,
Gokul Jasuda-God-Vihari.
Nandlal Natvar Giridhari,
Vasudev Haladhar-Bhaiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ki.
Mor-Mukut Pitambar Chhajai,
Kati Kachhani, Kar Murali Virajai.
Purn Sharad Sasi Mukh Lakhi Lajai,
Kaam Koti Chhabi Jitvaiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ki.
Gopijan-Ras-Raas-Vilasi,
Kaurav-Kaliya-Kans-Binasi.
Himkar-Bhanu-Krisanu-Prakasi,
Sarvabhoot-Hiy-Basvaiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ki.
Kahun Ran Chadhe Bhaagi Kahun Jaavai,
Kahun Nrip Kar, Kahun Gaay Charavai.
Kahun Jages, Bed Jas Gaavai,
Jag Nachay Braj-Nachvaiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ki.
Agun-Sagun Leela-Bapu-Dhari,
Anupam Geeta-Gyan-Prachari,
Damodar Sab Bidhi Balihari,
Bipr-Dhenu-Sur-Rakhvaiya Ki.
Aarti Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ki.
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Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ji Ki Aarti is a sacred and devotional aarti dedicated to Lord Shri Krishna. This aarti is sung with faith and devotion during daily evening prayers, Wednesdays, Ekadashi, and especially on the holy occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami. Reciting this aarti on these auspicious occasions is considered highly beneficial, joyful, and a source of happiness and prosperity.
According to religious beliefs, chanting Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ji Ki Aarti with sincere devotion brings peace, happiness, prosperity, and spiritual joy into life. Devotees perform this sacred aarti to seek the blessings of Lord Krishna for love, devotion, positive energy, and the well-being of their family.
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About Shri Krishna Ji Ki Aarti
Shri Krishna Kanhaiya Ki Aarti (Aarti Shrikrishna Kanhayaiki) is a highly poetic and philosophically rich devotional hymn that encapsulates the multi-faceted personality of Lord Krishna. The verses seamlessly traverse His cosmic roles—from the divine baby playing in Mother Yashoda's lap in Gokul to the supreme statesman and ultimate destroyer of evil forces like Kans, Kaliya, and the unrighteous Kauravas. It beautifully portrays His enchanting form adorned with a peacock feather and flute, whose radiance surpasses the autumn full moon and eclipses millions of Kamadevas (god of love).
The text presents a deep philosophical perspective on Krishna's paradoxical play (Leela): He is the master of the cosmos who dances with cowherd girls, yet He lives in the hearts of all living beings (Sarvabhoot-Hiya-Basvaiya). It highlights His nature as both the unmanifested absolute (Agun) and the manifested physical form (Sagun), who delivered the immortal wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita to humanity. Carrying the signature of 'Damodar' in its final lines, this aarti acts as a complete surrender to the protector of wisdom (Bipra), nature (Dhenu), and divinity (Sur), filling the seeker's home with absolute joy, spiritual clarity, and protection.
