Shri Shiv Shankar Ji Ki Aarti
Devotion, Shiva Bhakti, Peace, Salvation, Blessing, Purity
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Hari kar deepak,
Bajaaven shankh surpati,
Ganpati jhanjh,
Bhairon jhalar jharat hain.
Narad ke kar been,
Sarada gaavat jas,
Chaarimukh chaari ved,
Bidhi ucharat hain.
Shatmukh ratat,
Sahastramukh Shiv Shiv,
Sanak-Sanandanadi,
Paayan parat hain.
Balakrishna teeni lok,
Tees aur teeni koti,
Ete Shiv-Shankar ki,
Aarti karat hain.
Hari kar deepak,
Bajaaven shankh surpati,
Ganpati jhanjh,
Bhairon jhalar jharat hain.
Narad ke kar been,
Sarada gaavat jas,
Chaarimukh chaari ved,
Bidhi ucharat hain.
Shatmukh ratat,
Sahastramukh Shiv Shiv,
Sanak-Sanandanadi,
Paayan parat hain.
Balakrishna teeni lok,
Tees aur teeni koti,
Ete Shiv-Shankar ki,
Aarti karat hain.
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About Shri Shiv Shankar Ji Ki Aarti
Shri Shiv Shankar Ki Aarti (Hari Kar Deepak) composed by poet Balkrishna is a mesmerizing poetic masterpiece depicting the grand, universe-spanning celebration of Lord Shiva's worship. The hymn paints a vivid picture of the cosmic court where supreme deities and divine beings come together to perform the divine aarti of Mahadeva.
The lyrics beautifully detail how Lord Vishnu (Hari) holds the sacred lamp, Indra (Surpati) blows the conch, Lord Ganesha plays the cymbals (Jhanjh), and Bhairava plays the bells. Sage Narada plays the Veena, Goddess Saraswati sings praises of Shiva, and Brahma recites the four Vedas from his four heads. Lord Kartikeya (Shatmukh) chants His name, Sheshnag with a thousand hoods chants Shiva's divine name, and the great sages like Sanaka and Sanandana fall at His feet in reverence.
The poet concludes by describing that all three worlds (Trilok) along with the thirty-three crore deities unite in worshipping Lord Shiva. Reciting this hymn transports the devotee into a state of deep spiritual bliss and reverence.
The lyrics beautifully detail how Lord Vishnu (Hari) holds the sacred lamp, Indra (Surpati) blows the conch, Lord Ganesha plays the cymbals (Jhanjh), and Bhairava plays the bells. Sage Narada plays the Veena, Goddess Saraswati sings praises of Shiva, and Brahma recites the four Vedas from his four heads. Lord Kartikeya (Shatmukh) chants His name, Sheshnag with a thousand hoods chants Shiva's divine name, and the great sages like Sanaka and Sanandana fall at His feet in reverence.
The poet concludes by describing that all three worlds (Trilok) along with the thirty-three crore deities unite in worshipping Lord Shiva. Reciting this hymn transports the devotee into a state of deep spiritual bliss and reverence.
