Shri Bhairav Ji Ki Aarti

Protection, fearlessness, justice, courage, vigilance, strength

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Shri Bhairav Ji Ki Aarti
॥ Aarti ॥
Jai Bhairav Deva,
Prabhu Jai Bhairav Deva.
Jai Kaali Aur Gaura,
Devi Krit Seva.
Jai Bhairav Deva.

Tumhin Paap Uddhaarak,
Dukh Sindhu Taarak.
Bhakton Ke Sukh Kaarak,
Bheeshan Vapu Dhaarak.
Jai Bhairav Deva.

Vaahan Shvaan Viraajat,
Kar Trishool Dhaari.
Mahima Amit Tumhaari,
Jai Jai Bhayahari.
Jai Bhairav Deva.

Tum Bin Dev,
Seva Safal Nahin Hove.
Chaumukh Deepak Darshan,
Dukh Sagare Khove.
Jai Bhairav Deva.

Tel Chataki Dadhi Mishrit,
Bhaashaavali Teri.
Kripa Kariye Bhairav,
Kariye Nahin Deri.
Jai Bhairav Deva.

Paanv Ghunghroo Baajat,
Aru Damaru Damkaavat.
Batuknaath Ban Baalak,
Jan-Man Harshaavat.
Jai Bhairav Deva.

Batuknaath Ki Aarti,
Jo Koi Nar Gaave.
Kahe Dharanidhar Nar,
Manvaanchhit Phal Paave.
Jai Bhairav Deva.
🙏 ॥ Thus completed ॥ 🙏
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About Shri Bhairav Ji Ki Aarti

The Aarti "Jai Bhairav Deva, Prabhu Jai Bhairav Deva" is a sacred devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Bhairava, the formidable incarnation of Lord Shiva who serves as the eternal protector of faith, time, and cosmic order (Kashi Ke Kotwal). This version explicitly highlights the divine service rendered to Lord Bhairav by Mother Kali and Goddess Gaura (Parvati). Whether in his terrifying Kaal Bhairav form or his sweet Batuknath (child) form, singing his praise shields the worshipper from negative forces, fear of death, black magic, and worldly afflictions while granting swift divine protection.

Detailed Breakdown & Spiritual Significance of the Verses:
1. Divine Service by Goddesses: Lord Bhairav is worshiped by supreme Shakti forms, Goddess Kali and Goddess Gaura (Parvati), showcasing his high position in Shaiva and Shakta traditions.
2. Deliverer from Sins & Ocean of Sorrow: Though possessing a fierce and formidable appearance (Bheeshan Vapu), he is full of compassion for his devotees, rescuing them from the ocean of worldly sorrow and absolving their sins.
3. Dog Mount & Trident Bearer: Riding a dog (Shwaan)—symbolizing cosmic alertness, loyalty, and vigilance—and holding a sharp Trident (Trishul), Lord Bhairav possesses infinite glory and destroys all human fears.
4. Prerequisite for Worship & Four-Faced Lamp: Worship remains incomplete without acknowledging Lord Bhairav. Offering a four-wicked mustard oil lamp (Chaumukh Deepak) and seeking his darshan dissolves all human suffering.
5. Sacred Offerings: Devotees offer mustard oil, curd, and special traditional food offerings (Bhashavali) to seek his immediate intervention and protection without delay.
6. Child Manifestation & Celestial Music: Adorned with tinkling anklets on his feet and sounding his Damru, he assumes the gentle child form of Batuknath, filling the hearts of devotees with profound joy.
7. Fruits of Recitation: The hymn concludes with poet Dharanidhar stating that whoever sings this Aarti of Lord Batuknath/Bhairav with pure devotion attains all desired fruits of life.