The Aarti of Lord Hanuman radiates power, devotion, and faith. Sung as “Aarti Kije Hanuman Lala Ki”, it celebrates his immense strength and unwavering devotion to Lord Rama. When devotees chant this Aarti, they seek courage, wisdom, and freedom from fear and negativity. It reminds all that true strength comes from surrendering to divine will. The Aarti of Goddess Ganga is a soulful prayer to the holy river who descended from heaven to purify the earth. Her song, “Om Jai Gange Mata”, fills the heart with peace and surrender. Devotees believe that even a single drop of her sacred water washes away sins and leads the soul toward liberation. The Aarti of Goddess Yamuna glorifies her as the sister of Yama and beloved of Lord Krishna. The river Yamuna is said to carry the divine touch of Krishna’s feet. Singing “Om Jai Yamuna Mata” brings divine grace, love, and purification to the devotee’s life.

The Aarti of Goddess Narmada, “Om Jai Narmade Mata”, praises the holy river that flows with compassion and spiritual power. Born from Lord Shiva’s essence, Narmada is said to grant salvation simply by sight or remembrance. Devotees chant her Aarti to find peace, strength, and the removal of karmic burdens. The Aarti of Goddess Tulsi is dedicated to the sacred basil plant, considered the earthly form of Goddess Lakshmi. Her worship brings prosperity, purity, and protection. Singing “Aarti Shri Tulsi Mai Ki” honors her divine presence in every home and in Lord Vishnu’s worship.

The Aarti of Goddess Durga (Ambe Maa) fills the atmosphere with power and faith. It invokes the supreme Shakti, the destroyer of demons and protector of devotees. With the song “Om Jai Ambe Gauri”, devotees express gratitude for her protection and pray for courage, success, and victory over evil. The Aarti of Lord Shiva represents the eternal peace and infinite power of the Supreme. In “Om Jai Shiv Omkara”, the devotee prays for liberation, purity, and detachment from worldly illusion. The sound of bells, conch, and mantras fills the heart with divine calmness.

The Aarti of Lord Vishnu and his avatars such as Rama, Krishna, and Parshuram teaches devotion through love and duty. In “Om Jai Jagdish Hare”, devotees remember the Lord as the protector of the world who sustains all beings with compassion and righteousness. Each Aarti, whether sung for Shakti, Vishnu, Shiva, Ganga, or Parshuram, is a lamp of faith that removes ignorance and awakens divine light within. The sound of Aarti unites the heart with the Supreme, offering the devotee not just blessings, but a deep sense of peace and surrender.