Padpankaj Raj Mathe Lagat, Agh Ogh Nas Jaaye. Durlabh Deh Dharah Tumhari, Sur Nar Ichchha Paaye.
જય યોગેશ્વર પ્રભુ, (સ્વામી) જય યોગેશ્વર પ્રભુ,કૃપા કરી અવતાર્યા, અહંતા મમતા હરવા ... જય યોગેશ્વર પ્રભુ
The aarti often refers to the removal of ignorance ( Agyanacap A g y a n a
As you sing "Jai Yogeshwar Bhagwan," let each verse resonate in your heart, reminding you of the compassionate presence that is always ready to receive you at its doorstep. jay yogeshwar bhagwan aarti lyrics
Aansu luchva kaje (2), Bal deje mujne; Jay Yogeshwar Bhagwan!
Transliteration (IAST-like): Jaya Yogeshvara Bhagavān, jaya acala ānandadhāma. Aṣṭasiddhi nāhi tere, binā tere na koy kāma. Jaya Yogeshvara Bhagavān, jaya Girīśa Maheśvara. Bhavabhaya hāraka tu, karuṇā sāgara amara.
पदपंकज रज माथे लगत, अघ ओघ नस जाय। दुर्लभ देह धरा तुम्हारी, सुरनर इच्छा पाय॥ Padpankaj Raj Mathe Lagat, Agh Ogh Nas Jaaye
Verse 5: Badrinath Tum Himagiri Par, Shrirangam Tum Tanjore Mein | Pandurang Tum Pandhari Mein, Vitthal Naam Vidur Ke Ghar Mein ||
Pandit Harish smiled knowingly. He set the plate down on a pedestal and sat next to the boy. "I understand your disappointment. But tell me, do you know the meaning of the Aarti we sing every evening? The one dedicated to Yogeshwar Bhagwan?"
The word (or Aarati) is derived from the Sanskrit roots "Aa" (towards) and "rati" (virtue or union), signifying a ritual that brings the devotee closer to the divine. It is a form of congregational worship where devotees stand facing an image of a deity or a saint, singing songs of praise in unison while a lamp of camphor or ghee is waved in a circular motion. Aṣṭasiddhi nāhi tere, binā tere na koy kāma
Before exploring the aarti itself, it is essential to understand who "Yogeshwar Bhagwan" is. While the term (योगेश्वर) is a Sanskrit epithet often used for Lord Krishna —the master of all yogis and the supreme lord of yoga—in the context of this specific aarti, it refers to the modern saint Shri Yogeshwarji (1921-1984) .
પ્રભુ ! ભટકી ભટકી આવ્યો ( ૨ ) શરણે હું તારા ; જય યોગેશ્વર ભગવાન !
Padpankaj Raj Mathe Lagat, Agh Ogh Nas Jaaye. Durlabh Deh Dharah Tumhari, Sur Nar Ichchha Paaye.
જય યોગેશ્વર પ્રભુ, (સ્વામી) જય યોગેશ્વર પ્રભુ,કૃપા કરી અવતાર્યા, અહંતા મમતા હરવા ... જય યોગેશ્વર પ્રભુ
The aarti often refers to the removal of ignorance ( Agyanacap A g y a n a
As you sing "Jai Yogeshwar Bhagwan," let each verse resonate in your heart, reminding you of the compassionate presence that is always ready to receive you at its doorstep.
Aansu luchva kaje (2), Bal deje mujne; Jay Yogeshwar Bhagwan!
Transliteration (IAST-like): Jaya Yogeshvara Bhagavān, jaya acala ānandadhāma. Aṣṭasiddhi nāhi tere, binā tere na koy kāma. Jaya Yogeshvara Bhagavān, jaya Girīśa Maheśvara. Bhavabhaya hāraka tu, karuṇā sāgara amara.
पदपंकज रज माथे लगत, अघ ओघ नस जाय। दुर्लभ देह धरा तुम्हारी, सुरनर इच्छा पाय॥
Verse 5: Badrinath Tum Himagiri Par, Shrirangam Tum Tanjore Mein | Pandurang Tum Pandhari Mein, Vitthal Naam Vidur Ke Ghar Mein ||
Pandit Harish smiled knowingly. He set the plate down on a pedestal and sat next to the boy. "I understand your disappointment. But tell me, do you know the meaning of the Aarti we sing every evening? The one dedicated to Yogeshwar Bhagwan?"
The word (or Aarati) is derived from the Sanskrit roots "Aa" (towards) and "rati" (virtue or union), signifying a ritual that brings the devotee closer to the divine. It is a form of congregational worship where devotees stand facing an image of a deity or a saint, singing songs of praise in unison while a lamp of camphor or ghee is waved in a circular motion.
Before exploring the aarti itself, it is essential to understand who "Yogeshwar Bhagwan" is. While the term (योगेश्वर) is a Sanskrit epithet often used for Lord Krishna —the master of all yogis and the supreme lord of yoga—in the context of this specific aarti, it refers to the modern saint Shri Yogeshwarji (1921-1984) .
પ્રભુ ! ભટકી ભટકી આવ્યો ( ૨ ) શરણે હું તારા ; જય યોગેશ્વર ભગવાન !
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