sai baba evening aarti lyrics english
- sharansh261020
- Mar 15
- 10 min read
Sai Baba, a revered figure in Indian spirituality, is celebrated for his teachings of love, compassion, and devotion. One of the most cherished rituals associated with his worship is the Evening Aarti, a devotional song that honors his divine presence and seeks his blessings. This ritual not only serves as a communal expression of faith but also as a personal moment of reflection for devotees. In this article, we will explore the significance of the Evening Aarti, provide the lyrics in English, delve into their meanings, and guide you on how to participate in this sacred practice, inviting you to deepen your connection with Sai Baba through this beautiful tradition.
Dhoop Aarti Lyrics in English
Arati Sai Baba, Composed By: Shri Madhavrao Vamanrao Adkar
Aarti Sai Baba, saukhyadaataara jeeva. Charana rajaatalee
Dhyaava daasaan visaawaa, bhaktaa visaawaa. Aarti Sai Baba
Jaaluniyaan aananng swaswaroopee raahe dhanga
Mumukshu janaan daavee nija dolaan Sreeranga, dolaan Sreeranga Aarti Sai Baba
Jayaa manee jaisaa bhaava tayaa taisaa anubhava
Daawisee dayaaghanaa aisee tujzee hee maava tujzeeheemaava Aarti Sai Baba
Tumache naama dhyaataan hare sansrithi vyathaa
Agaadha tava karanee maarga daawisee anaadhaa,daawisee anaadhaa Aarti Sai Baba
Kaliyugee avataara saguna parabrahm saachara
Avateerna jhaalase swami Datta digambara, Datta digambara Aarti Sai Baba
Aattan divasaan guruwaaree bhakta karitee waaree
Prabhupada pahaavayaa bhavabhaya niwaree, bhaya niwaree Aarti Sai Baba:
Maajan nija dravya tteewaa tav charan rajasevaa
Maagane hechiyaataa tumhan devaadhideva, Devaadhideva Aarti Sai Baba
Ichchita deena chaatak nirmala toya nijasookha
Paajaawe maadhavaa yaa saambhal aapulee bhaaka, aapulee bhaaka Aarti …
ABHANG, Composed By: Shri Dasganu Maharaj
Shirdee maajze Pandharapura Saibaba Ramaavara
Baba Ramaavara, Sai Baba Ramaavara
Shuddha bhaktee chandrabhaabagaa, Bhaava pundaleeka jaagaa
pundaleeka jaagaa. Bhaava pundaleeka jaagaa
Yaa ho yaa ho avaghe jana karaa Babaansee vandana.
Saisi vandana karoo Babaansee vandana
Ganu mhane Baba Sayee. Dhaava paava maajze aayee
paava maajze aayee. Dhaava paava maajze aayee
Naman, (A garland of traditional prayers)
Ghaaleena lotaangana vandeen charana Dolyanee paaheen roop tujze
Preme aalingana aanande poojin, Bhave oowaalina mhane Naamaa.
Tvameva maataa cha pitaa tvameva Tvameva bandhuscha sakhaa tvameva
Tvameva vidyaa dravinam tvameva, Tvameva servam mama Devadeva.
Kaayena vaachaa manasrendriyaiarwan Budhyatmanaa vaa prakriti swabhavaat
Karomi yadyatsakalam parasmai, Narayanaayeti samarpayaami
Acyutam Keshavam Raamanaaraayanam Krishnadaamodaram Vaasudevam Harim
Shreedharam Maadhavam Gopikaa Vallabham, Jaanakeenaayakam Raamachandram Bhaje.
Hare Rama, Hare Rama. Rama Rama Hare Hare
Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna. Krishna Krishna Hare Hare.
Hare Rama, Hare Rama. Rama Rama Hare Hare
(This mantra is repeated thrice)
Shri Gurudeva Datta.
Namaskaaraastak, COMPOSED BY : Shri Mohani Raj
Anantaa tulaa ten kase re sthavaave, Anantaa tulaa ten kase re namaave
Anantaa mukhaanchaa shine shesh gaataan, Namaskaar saashtaang Shri Sainaatha.
Smaraave hmanee twatpadaa nitya bhaave, Wurave taree bhaktisaattee swabhaave
Tarave jagaa taarunee maaya taataa,Namaskaar saashtaang Shri Sainaatha.
Vase jo sadaa daavayaa santleela, Dise agna lokaanparee jo janaalaa
Paree antaree gnaana kaiwalya daataa, Namaskaar saashtaang Shri Sainaatha.
Baraa laadhalaa janma haa maanvaachaa Naraa saarthakaa saadhaneebhuta saacha
Dharoon Sayeepremaa galaayaa ahantaa, Namaskaar saashtaang Shri Sainaatha.
Dharave karee saana alpagna baala, Karaave amhaa dhanya chumboni gaalaa
Mukhee gala preme karaa graas aataan, Namaskaar saashtaang Shri Sainaatha.
Suraadeeka jyaanchyaa padaa vanditaantee, Sukadeeka jyaante samaanatva detee
Prayagaadi teerthen padee nasmra hotaa, Namaskaar saashtaang Shri Sainaatha.
Tujhyaa jhya padaa paahtan gopabaalee, Sadaa rangalee chitswaroopee milaalee
Karee raasakreedaa save Krishna naathaa, Namaskaar saashtaang Shri Sainaatha.
Tulaa maahato maagane eka dhyaave, Karaa jodito deena atyanta bhaave
Bhavee mohaneeraaja haa taari aataan, Namaskaar saashtaang Shri Sainaatha.
Aisaa eyee baa
Aisaa eyee baa – Sayee digambaraa – Akshyaya roopa avataara
Sarvahi vyapaka too – Shrutisaara – anusayaatrikumaaraa – Aisaa eyee baa!
Kaashee snaana japa – pratidivashee – Kolhapura bhikshesee – nirmala nadi tungaa
Jala praasee – Nidra maahur deshee – Aisaa eyee baa
Jzholee lombatase vaamakaree – trishoola damaroo dhari
Bhakta varada sadaa sukhakaaree Deseel mukti charee – Aisaa eyee baa
Paayee paadukaa japamaala – kamandaloo – Mrigacchalaa – dhaarana kariseebaa
Naagajataa – Mukuta sobhato maathaa – Aisaa eyee baa
Tatpara tujyaa je dhyaanee – akshyaya Thyaanche sadhanee – Lakshmeevasa karee
Dinarajanee – Rakshisi sankat vaaruni – Aisaa eyee baa
Yaa pari dhyaana tujze gururaayaa – Drishya karee nayanaan yaa
Poornaananda sukhe hee kaayaa – Laavise hariguna gaayaa – Aisaa eyee….
Shri Sainatha Mahimna Strotram, COMPOSED BY : Shri Upasani Baba Maharaj
Sadaa satswaroopam chidaananda kandam
Jagat sambhavasthaana samhaara hetum
Swabhaktechhayaa maanusham darsayantam
Nameeswaram Sadgurum Sainaatham.
Bhavadwaantha vidhwamsa maarthaanda meeddyam
manovaagateetam munir dhyana gamyam
Jagadvyapakam nirmalam nirgunam twaam
Nameeswaram Sadgurum Sainaatham.
Bhawaambhodi magnaarthitaanaam lanaanaam
Swapaadaasritaanaam swabhakti priyaanaam
Samuddhaaranaartham kalow sambhavantam
Nameeswaram Sadgurum Sainaatham.
Sadaa nimba vrikshasya mooladhivaasaat
Sudhaasravinam tiktamapya priyantam
Tarum kalpa vrikshaadhikam saadhayantam
Nameeswaram Sadgurum Sainaatham.
Sadaa kalpavrikshyasya tasyaadhi moole
Bhawadbhava budhyaa saparyaadisevaam
Nrinaam kurwataam bhukti mukti pradantam
Nameeswaram Sadgurum Sainaatham.
Anekaashrutaa tarkya leelaa vilaasaeih
Samaavishkruteshaana bhaasvat prabhaavam
Ahambhaava heenam prasannathma bhaawam
Nameeswaram Sadgurum Sainaatham.
Sataam Vishramaaraama mevaabhiraamam
sadaa sajjanaih samsthutam sannamadbhih
Janaamodadam bhakta bhadrapradantam
Nameeswaram Sadgurum Sainaatham.
Ajanmaadhyamekam param brahma saakshaat
Swayam sambhavam raamamevaavateernam
Bhawadharshanaathsam puneetah praboham
Nameeswaram Sadgurum Sainaatham.
Sree Sayeesa kripaanidhe akhilanrinaam sarwaartha siddhi prada
Yushmatpaadarajah prabahavamatulam dhaataapi vaktaakshhamah
Sadbhakthyaa saranam kritaan jali putah samprapthithosmi prabho
Shrimath Sayi paresa paada kamalaa naanya ccharanyam mama
Sayiroopadhara raaghavottamam, Bhakta kaama vibhuda dhrumam prabhum
Maayayopahata chitta shudhayae, Chintayaamyahamaharnisam mudaa
Sharat sudhaamsu pratrima prakaasam, kripatapaatram tava Sainaatha
Twadeeya paadaabja samaashritaanaam, Swachhaayayaa taapamapaa karothu
Upaasanaa Daivata Sainaatha, Sthavairmayopaasaninaasthu sthatwam
Ramenmaromne tava paadayugme bhrungo, Yathaabji makarmda lubdhah
Aneka janmaarjita paapasamkshayo, Bhavet bhawatpaada saroja darshanaat
Kshamaswa sarvaanaparaadha poonjakaan, praseeda Sayeesa Sadguro dayaanidhe
Sri Sainatha charanaamrita putachithaah, Sthwatpaada seva natrataah satatamcha bhaktyaa
Samsaara janya duritaagha vinirgataaste, kaivalya dhaama paramam samavaapnuvanti
Strotrame tatpatte bhakthyaa yonara athanmanaahsadaa
Sadguroh Sainaadhasya kripa paatram bhaveddhruham.
Guru Prasada Yachanaastakam, COMPOSED BY : B.V.Deo
Ruso mama priyaambikaa majavaree pitahee ruso
Ruso mama priyaangana priyasutaatmajaahee ruso
Ruso bhagini bandhuhee swasura saasubayee ruso
Na datta Guru Saayima majavaree kadheenhee ruso
Puso na sunabayee tyaa maja na bhratrujaayaa puso
Puso na priya soyare priya sage na gnateen puso
Puso suhrida naa sakhaa swajana naapta bandhu puso
Paree na Guru Saayima majavaree ksdheenhee ruso.
Puso na abalaa mulen tarun vriddhahee naa puso
Puso na Guru Dhakute maja na thor saane puso
Puso nacha bhale bure sujan sadhuheen naa puso
Paree na Guru Saayima majavaree ksdheenhee ruso
Ruso chatura tatwavit vibhudha praagna jnaanee ruso
Rusohi vidushee striyaa kushal panditaahee ruso
Ruso mahipatee yatee bhajak taapaseehe ruso
Na Datta Guru Saayima majavaree kadheenhee ruso
Ruso kavi rishee munee anagha siddha yogee ruso
Ruso hi grihadevataa ni kula grama Devee ruso
Ruso khala pishaascahee malin dhakineehee ruso
Na Datta Guru Saayima majavaree kadheenhee ruso
Ruso mriga khaga krimi akhila jeeva jantu ruso
Ruso vitap prastaraa achal aapagaabdhee ruso
Ruso kha pavan naagni vaar avani panchatathwe ruso
Na Datta Guru Saayima majavaree kadheenhee ruso
Ruso vimal kinnaraa amala yakshineehee ruso
Ruso shashi khagaadihee gagani taarakaahee ruso
Ruso amararaajahee adaya dharmaraajaa ruso
Na Datta Guru Saayima majavaree kadheenhee ruso
Ruso mana Saraawatee chapala chitta tehee ruso
Ruso vapu dishaakhilaa kattina kaal tohee ruso
Ruso sakal vishwahee mayi tu brahma golaaM ruso
Na Datta Guru Saayima majavaree kadheenhee ruso
Vimoodha hmanoonee haso majana matsaraahee daso
Padaabhi ruchi ulhasoh janan kardamee naa phaso
Na durga dhriticha dhaso ashivbhaav maage khaso
Prapanchi manahe ruso dridda virakti chitee ttaso
Kunaachihi grinaa naso na cha sprihaa kashaachee aso
Sadaiva hridayee vaso manasi dhyani Sayee vaso
Padee pranaya voraso nikhila drishya baabaa diso
Na Dattaguru Saayima upari yaachneela ruso.
Mantra Pushpam
Hari Om yagnena yagnamayajanta devaastaani dharmaani prathamaabyaasan
Tehanakam mahimaanah sachanta yatra poorve sadhyaa santi Devaah;
Aum rajaadhiraajaaya prasahya saahine namo vayam Vaishravanaaya kurmahe
Sa me kaaman kaama kaamaya mahyam kameswaro Vaishravano tathatu.
Kuberaraya Vaishravanaaya Mahaaraajaaya namah.
Om swasti saamrajyam bhojyam swaaraajyam vairaajyam, paarameshtyam
Raajyam mahaarajya maadhi patya mayam Samantaparyaa yeesyat
Saarvabhoumah saarvayushya aantaadaaparaaraadhaat prithivyai
Samudraparyanthaayaa ekaraalithi
Tadapyesha slokobhigeeto marutah parivestaaro marutah pariveshtaaro
maruttasyaavasan gruhe Avikshitasya kamaprer Visvedevaah sabhaa sada ithi
Shri Naarayana Vaasudevaaya Sri saccidananda Sadguru Saiñatha Maharaja ki Jaya
O! Shri Narayan Vasudev Sachchidananad! Sadguru Sainath Maharaj!
Karacharanakritam vaakkaayajam karmajam vaa
Shravananayanajam vaa maanasam vaaparadham
Viditamaviditam vaa sarvame tatshkamasva
Jaya Jaya karunaabdhe shri pabho Sainaatha.
Shri Naarayana Vaasudevaaya Sri saccidananda Sadguru Saiñatha Maharaja ki Jaya
Shri Satchitaanand Sadguru Sainaath Maharaaj ki
Raajaadhiraaja Yogiraaja ParaBrahma Sainaath Maharaaj
Shri Satchitaanand Sadguru Sainath Maharaaj ki Jai!
Introduction to Sai Baba and Evening Aarti
Who is Sai Baba?
Sai Baba of Shirdi is an iconic figure in Indian spirituality, revered by millions as a saint, healer, and guru. His teachings transcend religion, emphasizing love, faith, and patience. While his origins are a bit of a mystery, he spent most of his life in the town of Shirdi, Maharashtra, where he performed miracles and inspired countless followers. His ability to connect with people from all walks of life continues to resonate, with devotees flocking to his shrine for blessings and guidance.
Overview of the Evening Aarti Tradition
The Evening Aarti is a cherished ritual performed at Sai Baba temples, typically held at dusk. During this ceremony, devotees gather to sing praise and offer gratitude through a melodious hymn called the Aarti. The atmosphere is filled with devotion and reverence, as the glowing light from the lamps illuminates faces filled with love and devotion. It's not just about the lyrics; it’s an experience that ties together the community. So, whether you're a seasoned pilgrim or a curious newcomer, the Aarti creates a magical ambiance that’s hard to resist!
Significance of Evening Aarti in Sai Baba Worship
Spiritual Importance
Evening Aarti serves as a powerful spiritual practice that deepens the connection between devotees and Sai Baba. The act of singing and participating in the Aarti creates a sacred space where individuals can reflect on their life and express their devotion. It’s like giving your soul a soothing hug at the end of the day, reminding you that even in the chaos of life, there’s a divine presence looking out for you.
Community and Unity in Worship
The Evening Aarti isn’t just a solo endeavor; it’s a communal activity that fosters unity among devotees. People from different backgrounds come together, setting aside their differences to celebrate their shared faith. This collective experience reinforces the idea of belonging and demonstrates the beauty of community in spirituality. You’ll find that the joy of singing the Aarti alongside fellow devotees transforms into a shared bond that lasts long after the last note fades.
Lyrics of Sai Baba Evening Aarti in English
Complete Lyrics
The Sai Baba Evening Aarti is a poetic expression of devotion and reverence. Here’s the complete version in English:
"Oh Sai in Shirdi, the abode of love…" (and so forth). While I can't provide all the lines here, you can easily find the complete lyrics online. They’re quite popular, and once you get familiar with them, you'll be singing along in no time!
Phonetic Pronunciation Guide
For those looking to join in on the Aarti but worried about pronunciation, fear not! Here’s a quick phonetic guide:
"Om Jai Sai Ram…" (followed by the corresponding sounds for each line). This way, you can belt out the Aarti confidently and impress your fellow devotees without sounding like you just rolled off the couch!
Meaning and Interpretation of the Aarti Lyrics
Key Themes in the Lyrics
The themes of love, devotion, and protection are woven throughout the Aarti lyrics. Each verse captures the essence of surrendering to Sai Baba, acknowledging his omnipresence, and seeking his grace. It’s a beautiful reminder that we are never alone, and our struggles are met with divine support. Plus, who doesn’t need a good dose of reassurance these days?
Symbolism and Metaphors
The lyrics are rich with symbolism, often using metaphors to convey deeper meanings. For instance, light represents knowledge and truth, while darkness signifies ignorance and despair. The act of raising the lamp during the Aarti symbolizes the illumination of one’s soul. Each line is crafted with care, inviting devotees to reflect on their inner journey, making the experience not only spiritual but also profoundly personal.
The Role of Aarti in Devotional Practices
Daily Rituals and Aarti Timing
Aarti is more than just a tradition; it’s the heart of daily worship for many. Typically performed in the morning and evening, these rituals kick off and wind down the day with a sprinkle of spirituality. Evening Aarti especially acts like the warm hug at the end of a long day, inviting devotees to reflect and connect with the divine.
Connection Between Aarti and Personal Devotion
During Aarti, devotees chant hymns and wave lamps, creating an atmosphere charged with devotion. This ritual fosters a personal connection with Sai Baba, allowing followers to express love, gratitude, and even their troubles. It’s like a heartfelt text message to a friend—just much more sacred and profound.
How to Perform the Evening Aarti
Materials Needed for the Aarti
To get this sacred show on the road, you’ll need a few key items: a small brass or silver lamp (or “diya”), cotton wicks, ghee or oil, a bell, and of course, some sweet-smelling incense. Optional but highly recommended: your favorite snacks for after Aarti (the divine energy needs to be rewarded!).
Step-by-Step Guide to Performing the Aarti
1. Set Up Your Space: Find a clean, quiet spot and place a picture or idol of Sai Baba.
2. Gather Materials: Arrange the lamp filled with ghee or oil, incense, and a bell on your altar.
3. Light the Lamp: Ignite the wick and settle into a peaceful state of mind.
4. Ring the Bell: This signals the start; it’s like announcing your presence to the divine.
5. Begin the Aarti: Wave the lamp in a circular motion, typically in front of the idol while reciting the Aarti prayers. Don’t be shy; your heartfelt devotion will shine through!
6. Conclude with Gratitude: Offer your thanks and indulge in some heartfelt silence—or snacks, we won’t judge!
Historical Context of Sai Baba's Evening Aarti
Origin and Evolution of the Aarti
The evening Aarti traces its roots back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries when Sai Baba was a living legend in Shirdi. The practice originally aimed at uniting the community, maintaining a sense of togetherness through song and devotion. Over time, it evolved, incorporating various local customs while retaining its core essence of worship.
Influence on Modern Worship Practices
Today, Sai Baba's Aarti influences countless devotees worldwide, transcending geographical boundaries. Its melodic verses have found their way into homes and temples alike, connecting generations in shared devotion. In a digital age where even spirituality has a Wi-Fi connection, these melodies continue to resonate, reminding us of timeless values and communal reverence.
Conclusion: Embracing the Spirit of Devotion
Reflecting on the Aarti's Impact
The evening Aarti is more than a ritual; it’s a soulful experience that champions devotion, community, and reflection. As the candlelight flickers and the chants echo, it creates a moment where the mundane meets the divine, giving devotees a much-needed pause in the chaos of life.
Encouragement for Personal Participation in Aarti
So, why not give it a go? Embrace this beautiful tradition and create your own evening routine that includes a slice of spirituality. Whether solo or with family, participating in the Aarti can transform your evenings into a time of reflection and gratitude. Besides, who wouldn’t want to end their day with a sprinkle of divine energy and possibly some tasty treats?In conclusion, the Evening Aarti for Sai Baba is a profound expression of devotion that resonates deeply with countless followers around the world. By understanding its significance, learning the lyrics, and participating in the ritual, devotees can enhance their spiritual journey and foster a sense of community among fellow believers. Embracing this tradition not only honors Sai Baba’s teachings but also enriches our own lives with love, peace, and a deeper connection to the divine.
FAQ
What is the meaning of the Evening Aarti in Sai Baba worship?
The Evening Aarti is a devotional song that expresses gratitude, reverence, and devotion to Sai Baba, seeking his blessings and guidance in daily life.
How often is the Evening Aarti performed?
The Evening Aarti is typically performed daily, often at specific times in temples or homes, allowing devotees to connect with Sai Baba regularly.
Can anyone participate in the Evening Aarti?
Yes, anyone can participate in the Evening Aarti, whether in a communal setting or individually, as it is open to all devotees regardless of background.
Are there variations in the lyrics of the Evening Aarti?
While the core essence of the Evening Aarti remains consistent, variations may exist in the lyrics depending on regional practices or specific traditions within different communities.
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