Shri Shankar Ji Ki Aarti (Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivas)
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Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Ajar Amar Aj Aroop,
Sat Chit Aanandroop,
Vyaapak Brahmaswaroop,
Bhav! Bhav-Bhay-Haari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Shobhit Bidhubaal Bhaal,
Sursarimay Jatajaal,
Teen Nayan Ati Vishaal,
Madan-Dahan-Kaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Bhakt Hetu Dharat Shool,
Karat Kathin Shool Phool,
Hiy Ki Sab Harat Hool,
Achal Shaantikaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Amal Arun Charankamal,
Safal Karat Kaam Sakal,
Bhakti-Mukti Det Vimal,
Maaya-Bhram-Taari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Kartikeyayut Ganesh,
Himtanaya Sah Mahesh,
Raajat Kailaas-Desh,
Akal Kalaadhaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Bhooshan Tan Bhooti Byaal,
Mundmaal Kar Kapaal,
Sinh-Charm Hasti Khaal,
Damaru Kar Dhaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Asharan Jan Nitya Sharan,
Aashutosh Aartiharan,
Sab Bidhi Kalyaan-Karan,
Jay Jay Tripuraari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Ajar Amar Aj Aroop,
Sat Chit Aanandroop,
Vyaapak Brahmaswaroop,
Bhav! Bhav-Bhay-Haari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Shobhit Bidhubaal Bhaal,
Sursarimay Jatajaal,
Teen Nayan Ati Vishaal,
Madan-Dahan-Kaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Bhakt Hetu Dharat Shool,
Karat Kathin Shool Phool,
Hiy Ki Sab Harat Hool,
Achal Shaantikaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Amal Arun Charankamal,
Safal Karat Kaam Sakal,
Bhakti-Mukti Det Vimal,
Maaya-Bhram-Taari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Kartikeyayut Ganesh,
Himtanaya Sah Mahesh,
Raajat Kailaas-Desh,
Akal Kalaadhaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Bhooshan Tan Bhooti Byaal,
Mundmaal Kar Kapaal,
Sinh-Charm Hasti Khaal,
Damaru Kar Dhaari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
Asharan Jan Nitya Sharan,
Aashutosh Aartiharan,
Sab Bidhi Kalyaan-Karan,
Jay Jay Tripuraari.
Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivaas,
Shankar Sukhkaari.
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About Shri Shankar Ji Ki Aarti (Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivas)
Shri Shankar Ki Aarti (Jayati Jayati Jag-Nivas) is a profound poetic hymn that highlights the transcendent qualities and divine appearances of Lord Mahadeva. The poem praises Him as eternal, birthless, formless, and the all-pervading divine truth that destroys worldly fears and bestows happiness upon all.
The lyrics beautifully describe His divine form adorned with the crescent moon on His forehead, the holy river Ganges flowing through His matted locks, His three expansive eyes, and His act of consuming Kamadeva. It portrays Him holding the trident for the sake of His devotees, transforming tough tribulations into soft flowers, and granting ultimate peace. Accompanied by Goddess Parvati (Himtanaya) and His sons Lord Ganesha and Lord Kartikeya, He resides in the holy abode of Mount Kailash.
With sacred ash, snakes, skulls, tiger-skin, and the damru in His hand, He remains the refuge for the refuge-less and quickly quenches the sorrows of His devotees. Singing this aarti fills the worshipper with deep spiritual peace, removes worldly delusions, and grants liberation (Mukti).
The lyrics beautifully describe His divine form adorned with the crescent moon on His forehead, the holy river Ganges flowing through His matted locks, His three expansive eyes, and His act of consuming Kamadeva. It portrays Him holding the trident for the sake of His devotees, transforming tough tribulations into soft flowers, and granting ultimate peace. Accompanied by Goddess Parvati (Himtanaya) and His sons Lord Ganesha and Lord Kartikeya, He resides in the holy abode of Mount Kailash.
With sacred ash, snakes, skulls, tiger-skin, and the damru in His hand, He remains the refuge for the refuge-less and quickly quenches the sorrows of His devotees. Singing this aarti fills the worshipper with deep spiritual peace, removes worldly delusions, and grants liberation (Mukti).
