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हनुमान जी की आरती एक ऐसी भक्ति गीत है जो हमारे दिल को शांति और ताकत दोनों देती है। जब बात आती है हरिहरन जैसे मशहूर गायक के द्वार गई हनुमान जी की आरती की, तो उसका एक अलग ही एहसास होता है।

हरिहरन की मधुर आवाज और भक्ति भरा अंदाज इस आरती को और भी ज्यादा दिल को छूने वाली बना देता है। आज कल काई लोग आरती को अपने दिन की शुरुआत करते हैं, या फिर जब मन उदास होता है तब अपनी हिम्मत बढ़ाने के लिए।

क्या आरती में हनुमान जी के बल हैं, भक्ति और सेवा के गुणों का वर्णन है, जो हर भक्त के लिए प्रेरणा का स्रोत बनता है। हरिहरन की भावपूर्ण गायकी के साथ, ये आरती एक आध्यात्मिक अनुभव बन जाती है जो आपके मन को शांत और आत्मा को प्रकाशित कर देती है।

हरिहरन कौन है?

हरिहरन एक बहुत ही मशहूर भारतीय पार्श्व गायक और शास्त्रीय गायक हैं। उनकी आवाज़ इतनी भावपूर्ण और अभिव्यंजक है कि सुनते ही दिल को सुकून मिलता है। हरिहरन ने अपने करियर की शुरुआत शास्त्रीय संगीत से की थी, लेकिन बाद में उन्हें फिल्मी गाने, भक्ति गीत और फ्यूजन संगीत में भी अपनी पहचान बनाई। उनका संगीत शैली अनोखा है – वो शास्त्रीय सुरों को आधुनिक स्पर्श के साथ मिला कर गाते हैं, जो हर पीढ़ी के लोगों को पसंद आता है। 

हरिहरन ने कई भक्ति गीतों को भी अपनी आवाज दी है, जिसमें हनुमान जी की आरती भी शामिल है। उनकी आवाज में जो भक्ति और जज़्बा होता है, वो सुनने वालों के मन को सीधा हनुमान जी के सामने ले जाता है। इसलिए जब हरिहरन हनुमान जी की आरती गाते हैं, तो वो एक अलग ही आध्यात्मिक भावना पैदा करते हैं, जो सभी भक्तों के लिए एक विशेष अनुभव होता है।

हरिहरन श्री हनुमान जी की आरती लिरिक्स हिंदी में  (HINDI में)

|| लाल देह लाली लसै अरु धरी लाल लंगुर बज्र देह दानव
दलन जय जय जय कपी सुर पवन सुत हनुमान की जय ||

||आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की
आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की||

||आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की
आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की||

||दुष्ट दलन रघुनाथ कला की
आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की||

|| आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की ||

|| जाके बल से गिरिवर कांपें
रोग दोष जाके निकट ना झापें,
अंजनी पुत्र महा बलदाई
संतन के प्रभु सदा सुहाई ||

|| आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की
आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की ||

|| दे बीरा रघुनाथ पठाए
लंका जारि सिय सुधि लाए,
लंका सो कोट समुद्र सी खाई
जात पवनसुत बार न लाई ||

|| लंका जारि असुर संहारे
सियाराम जी के काज सवारें||

|| आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की
आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की ||

|| लक्ष्मण मुर्छित पड़े सकारें
आनी संजीवन प्राण उबारें ||

पैठी पताल तोरी जम कारें
अहिरावण की भुजा उखारें ||

|| बाई भुजा असुर-दल मारें
दहिनी भुजा संत जन तारे ||

|| आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की
आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की ||

|| सुर नर मुनि आरती उतारें
जय जय जय हनुमान उचारें,
कंचन थाल कपूर लों छायीं
आरती करत अंजना माई ||

|| जो हनुमान की आरती गावें
बसी बैकुंठ परम पद पावें ||

|| आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की ||
|| आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की ||

|| आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की ||
|| आरती कीजे हनुमान लला की ||

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हरिहरन श्री हनुमान जी की आरती लिरिक्स अंग्रेजी में   (English में)

|| LAAL DEH LAALI LASAI ARU DHARI LAAL LANGUR BAJRA DEH
DAANAV DALAN JAI JAI JAI KAPI SUR PAWAN SUT HANUMAN KI JAI ||

|| AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI
AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||

||AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI
AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||

|| DUSHTDALAN RAGHUNATH KALA KI
AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI
AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||

|| JAAKEIN BAL SE GIRIVAR KAANPEIN
ROG DOSH JAAKE NIKAT NA JHAANPEIN
ANJANI PUTRA MAHABALDAAI
SANTAN KE PRABHU SADAA SUHAAI ||

|| AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI
AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||

|| DE BEERA RAGHUNATH PATHAAYE
LANKA JAARI SIYA SUDDHI LAAYE
LANKA SAU KOT SAMUDRA SI KHAAEIN
JAAT PAWAN SUT BAR NA LAAYEIN ||

|| LANKA JAARI ASUR SANHAARE
SIYARAM JI KE KAAJ SAWAARE ||

|| AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI
AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||

|| LAKSHMAN MURCHHIT PADE SAKAARE
AANI SANJEEVAN PRAAN UBAARE
PAITHI PATAAL TORI JAM KAARE
AHIRAAVAN KI BHUJA UKHAARE ||

|| BAAYEIN BHUJA ASUR DAL MAARE
DAHINI BHUJA SANT JAN TAARE ||

|| AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI
AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||

|| SUR NAR MUNI AARTI UTAAREIN
JAI JAI JAI HANUMAN UCHAAREIN
KANCHAN THAAL KAPOOR LAU CHAAI
AARTI KARAT ANJANA MAAI ||

|| JO HANUMAN KI AARTI GAAVEIN
BASI BAIKUNTH PARAMPAD PAAVEIN ||

|| AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||
|| AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||

|| AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||
|| AARTI KEEJE HANUMAN LALAA KI ||

हरिहरन श्री हनुमान जी की आरती का महत्व

हनुमान जी की आरती सिर्फ एक गीत नहीं है, बल्कि भक्ति का एक शक्तिशाली रूप है। इसे गाने या सुनने से मन में शांति, हिम्मत और सकारात्मक ऊर्जा आती है।

जब हम हनुमान जी की आरती करते हैं, तो वो एक तरह से उनके चरणों में अपनी श्रद्धा और प्रेम अर्पण करना होता है। हनुमान जी को “संकट मोचन” कहा जाता है, मतलब जो भी दिक्कत हो, वो उनका नाम लेने से दूर हो जाती है।

आरती के समय दिया, धूप, और घंटी की आवाज़ के साथ जब उनका गुण गान होता है, जिससे पूरा महौल पवित्र हो जाता है।

कहा जाता है कि जो भक्त नियम से हनुमान जी की आरती करता है, उसकी सुरक्षा स्वयं बजरंगबली करते हैं, और उसके जीवन में से डर, नकारात्मक सोच और बाधाएं दूर हो जाती हैं ।

महत्वपूर्ण बिंदु:

  • मन को शांति मिलती है और चित्त एकाग्रता होती है।
  • हर मुश्किल और संकट में हौसला बनता है।
  • भक्तों की सुरक्षा अपने बाल से करते हैं।
  • नकारात्मक ऊर्जा द्वार होती है और घर में पवित्रता आती है।
  • भक्ति का गहरा अनुभव होता है।

हरिहरन श्री हनुमान जी की आरती को गाने या सुनने का सही समय और विधि

हनुमान जी की आरती के दिन में कोई भी समय जा सकता है, लेकिन सुबह और शाम का समय सबसे अच्छा माना जाता है। सुबह आरती करने से पूरे दिन में सकारात्मक ऊर्जा बनी रहती है, और शाम आरती करने से दिन भर की थकान और तनाव दूर हो जाती है। 

सही समय:

  • सुबह ब्रह्म मुहूर्त (सूर्योदय से पहले) या सूर्योदय के तुरंत बाद।
  • शाम संध्या समय (सूर्यस्त के बाद)।
  • मंगलवार और शनिवार को आरती का विशेष महत्व होता है।

विधि:

  1. स्नान करके साफ वस्त्र पहचानें।
  2. हनुमान जी के सामने एक दीया (तेल या घी का) जलाएं।
  3. धूप या अगरबत्ती प्रज्वलित करें।
  4. फूल, सिन्दूर और प्रसाद अर्पण करें (लड्डू या बूंदी विशेष रूप से)।
  5. आरती के गीत को श्रद्धा और ध्यान से गायें या सुनें।
  6. आरती के बाद हनुमान जी की जय-जयकार करें।
  7. प्रसाद सभी को बांट दें

ये विधि और समय का पालन करने से भक्ति का अनुभव और भी गहरा होता है, और हनुमान जी की कृपा सदा बनी रहती है।

हरिहरन जी द्वारा गाई गई हनुमान जी की आरती के लाभ

हरिहरन की आवाज में हनुमान जी की आरती सुनना एक अलग ही अनुभव देता है। उनकी मधुर, गहरी और भक्ति से भरी आवाज इंसान को शांत कर देती है और दिल में एक सुकून का एहसास जगाता है। ये आरती सिर्फ गीत नहीं, बल्कि एक आध्यात्मिक अनुभव बन जाती है जो भक्त को हनुमान जी से और करीब ले आता है।

मुख्य लाभ:

  • भक्ति भावना गहरी होती है और श्रद्धा बढ़ती है।
  • सकारात्मक ऊर्जा का प्रवेश होता है, नकारात्मक सोच दूर होती है।
  • जीवन में संकटों का समाधान मिलता है।
  • हनुमान जी की कृपा से हिम्मत, शक्ति और सुरक्षा का आशीर्वाद मिलता है।
  • घर का माहौल पवित्र और शांत बन जाता है।

हरिहरन की आवाज का असर इतना गहरा होता है कि आरती सुनते ही भक्त का ध्यान स्वयं हनुमान जी पर केन्द्रित हो जाता है, और मन एकदम हल्का लगता है।

आरती करते समय ध्यान रखने योग्य बातें

हनुमान जी की आरती एक पवित्र क्रिया है, इसलिए इसके समय कुछ बातों का ध्यान रखना जरूरी है ताकि भक्ति का अनुभव और भी गहरा हो।

ध्यान रखें योग्य बातें:

  • आरती से पहले शरीर और मन दोनों को पवित्र करें।
  • आरती हमेशा श्रद्धा, शांत मन और ध्यान के साथ करें।
  • दीया हमेशा घी या सरसों के तेल का जलाएं, और उसका मुख हनुमान जी की या हो।
  • धूप या अगरबत्ती आरती के साथ जरूर जलाएं।
  • आरती के गीत के शब्द सही उच्चारण के साथ गाएं या सुनें।
  • आरती के समय पूजा स्थल में उचित रोशनी और साफ-सफाई हो।
  • आरती के बाद हनुमान जी की जय-जयकार करें और प्रसाद बांटना न भूलें।
  • आरती हमेशा समय पर करें, बिना जल्दी-बाजी के।

इन बातों का ध्यान रखने से आरती का असर बढ़ता है और हनुमान जी की कृपा सदा बनी रहती है।

निष्कर्ष 

हरिहरन द्वार गई हनुमान जी की आरती सिर्फ एक गीत नहीं, बल्कि एक ऐसा भक्ति अनुभव है जो दिल को शांति, मन को एकाग्रता और जीवन में साकारात्मक ऊर्जा से भर देता है। हरिहरन की मधुर आवाज और उनकी भक्ति भारी प्रस्तुति, आरती के शब्दों के साथ मिलकर एक ऐसी आध्यात्मिक लहर पैदा करती है जो भक्त को बजरंगबली के चरणों में ले जाती है।

हनुमान जी की आरती गाने या सुनने का महत्व सिर्फ पूजा-पाठ तक सीमित नहीं है, बाल्की ये हमारे जीवन में हिम्मत, धैर्य और सुरक्षा का आशीर्वाद लाती है। मंगलवार और शनिवार के दिन आरती का विशेष महत्व होता है, लेकिन अगर आप इसे रोज करते हैं तो इसका असर और भी गहरा होता है।

चाहे दिन की शुरुआत हो या शाम दिन के अंतिम समय, हनुमान जी की आरती से घर का महल पवित्र होता है, मन की चिंता दूर होती है और संकटों से मुक्ति मिलती है। इसलिए, हरिहरन की आवाज में हनुमान जी की आरती को अपनी भक्ति की दिनचर्या में शामिल करें, आप बजरंगबली की कृपा सदा अपने साथ बना सकते हैं।

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Temple

Tirupati Balaji Temple, also known as Tirumala Venkateswara Temple, is one of the most visited temples in India. Being on the spiritual wishlist of millions of devotees, the temple welcomes lakhs of pilgrims from all corners of the world to seek the blessings of Lord Venkateswarai. 

If you are here reading this blog, you might also be planning a trip to the most spiritually important place. Situated in the serene Triumala hills of Andhra Pradesh, the temple is not only a place of worship but a pilgrimage that reunites with religion, divine blessings, and devotions.

Due to a huge number of devotees visiting the temple, making an itinerary for a trip to the temple can be confusing. Pilgrims often ask such questions as What kind of Darshan do you opt for, How much is the ticket price, and What time of day is best to visit. But not any longer.

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In this blog, we are going to cover all that you want to know to plan your pilgrimage to Tripuati Balaji Temple. From types of darshan and Tirupati Online booking to darshan timing and passes. Let’s begin!

Introduction to Tirupati Balaji Temple 

Tirupati Balaji Temple, situated at Tirumala, is one of the sacred Hindu temples that has high spiritual values for Hindus. The main God of the temple is Lord Venkateswara, commonly known as Balaji. There is, by belief, an idol, naturally grown out of the earth, of a black stone.

As per the Puranas, the temple is said to be the holy place where Lord Vishu appeared on Earth to bless people. Doing a darshan of lord Balaji fulfils all the wishes, helps in attaining moksha (free from the life cycle of birth and death), and removes all the hurdles.

That’s why he is also called “God of Kaliyug”. The temple is among the richest temples in the world and a popularly visited site by pilgrims and visitors. Here are some key highlights of the temple:

  • Major Deity: Lord Venkateswara, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. 
  • Location: In Trimulla, near the city of Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh
  • Unique Ritual: Devotees donate hair to show their gratitude. 
  • Architecture: Made in Dravadian style with detailed carving. 
  • Spiritual belief: the temple is considered the Earthly home of Lord Vishnu. 

Types of Darshan at Tirupati Balaji Temple (With Timings & Fees)

Types of Darshan/Seva  Timings  Fees  Details 
Sarva Darshan (Free Darshan) Normal days for 18 hours and peak days for 20 hours  Free Open for all devotees without a ticket 
Slotted Sarva Darshan Tokens are available from 5:00 AM  Free  The Darshan token is for a limited time only. 
Special Entry Darshan Changes daily (check on TTD site) ₹300 per person + ₹25 for prasad Paid darshan with shorter waiting time. 
Special Entry Darshan for Parents with Infants 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM (all days) Free  For parents with a child below 1 year old. 
Darshan for Senior Citizens & Differently Abled 3:00 PM (Monday to Saturday) Free Priority darshan for the eligible devotee
VIP break darshan  40-45 minute darshan  ₹500 (Non-protocol VIP) or via SRIVANI Trust donation For quick darshan 
NRI Special Entry Darshan 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM  ₹300 (with a valid passport/ID) For NRI and foreign visitors)
Vasanthotsavam 2:30 to 3:00 PM  ₹300 Daily darshan with flower offering
Sahasra Deepalankara Seva 5:00 PM – 5:30 PM ₹200 Evening darshan with diya offering 
Arjitha Brahmotsavam 12:30 to 2:00 PM  ₹200 Short Brahmotsavam seva 
Kalyanotsavam 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM ₹1,000 Ritual showcasing a celestial marriage ceremony 
Visesha Pooja 6:00 AM – 6:30 AM (On each Monday) ₹600 Special Seva is done once a week by devotees
Unjal seva  6:00 PM – 7:00 PM ₹1,500 Swing ceremony where the divine is seated on an ornate swing. 
Suprabhata Seva  4:00 AM – 4:30 AM ₹120 An early morning ritual that includes waking up the lord with hymns. 
Thomala Seva (Garland Offering) 6:00 AM – 7:30 AM ₹220 Decorating the deity with garlands 
Abhishekam  4:30 AM – 5:30 AM ₹750 A scared bath is offered to the Lord 
Sahasra Kalasabhishekam 6:00 AM – 7:00 AM ₹1000 Ritual performed with 1000 Kalash 
Astadala Pada Padmaradhana  7:00 AM – 8:00 AM ₹500 Darshan of the Golden Lotus feet of the Lord 
Tirumala Seva Darshan (Special Seva) Varies (Check official TTD site for timing) N/A Darshan via a certain booked seva 

Note: The darshan timing given above can vary during the festivals or any special occasion. Therefore, you should always check the TTD official site before visiting the temple. 

How to Choose the Right Darshan at Tirupati Balaji Temple?

Too many darshan options, right? We will ease you a bit. The choice of the right darshan time in Tripuarti Balaji Temple is primarily based on your budget, choices, and time. If you want free darshan and do not have any problem waiting for a short time, the Sarva Darshan can be a good option.

But for the people who want instant darshan, they have to pay ₹300 or ₹500 for Special Entry darshan or VIP darshan.

tirupati-balaji-temple There is also a darshan facility available for families with babies, senior citizens, or disabled individuals. If you are among them, then you can choose Darshan for Senior Citizens & Differently Abled and Special Entry Darshan for Parents with Infants. No charges are levied on these kinds of darshan.

Also, if apart from darshan, you’re interested in other rituals, tickets for seva like Suprabhata Seva, Kalyanotsavam, or Abhishekam can be booked. Such sacred practices allow devotees to be a part of their tradition and connect with the divine.

Online Booking for Tirupati Balaji Darshan

Devotees also have an opportunity to obtain a ticket online to the Tirupati temple. Booking not only makes your trip easier, but you also save time by not standing in line for hours.

How to Book Darshan Tickets Online (Step-by-Step Procedure)

Steps

  1. Visit the official website of Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD).
  2. For login, you should provide your mobile number.
  3. Choose which type of darshan/ seva you’d like to attend.
  4. Select the date and time now as per your trip itinerary.
  5. You shall provide personal data, such as name, age, gender, and ID document, in the following step.
  6. Pay online now based on the types of darshan or seva you have been choosing.

Note: Generally, tickets are available a month before the date of darshan on the TTD website for booking. 

How to Book Tirupati Balaji Temple Darshan Tickets Offline?

For Tirupati Darshan, offline tickets are available at both the Tirumala and Tirupati counters. Some of the common ticket counters include Sri Govindaraja Choultries, Vishnu Nivasam, and Srinivasam Complex. Below, we have mentioned some essential points that you have to keep in mind while offline booking: 

  1. ID Proof: Identity: A valid identity proof, such as Aadhar, driving license, or passport, is necessary when one books a pass at the counter.
  2. Ticket Availability: Around 10,000 to 15,000 offline tickets are available in a day and given on basis of first come and get first served.
  3. Timings: The general timing of the counter is between 5:00 AM and 6:00 PM.
  4. Advance Ticket: Tirupati Balaji Darshan Pass is usually provided one day in advance, so plan your visit.

Cancellation and Refund Policies for Tirumala Balaji Darshan Tickets

The darshan and seva tickets for the Trimula temple are non-cancelable and non-refundable once booked. Not just that, even the donations you once made are also non-refundable. This is the reason why you have to be keen on the TTD terms and conditions before you settle on the booking.

How to Reach Tirupati Balaji Temple? How to Reach Tirupati Balaji Temple?

The Tirupati Balaji temple is very accessible; you have no shortage of means to reach the temple by transport. Trimulla has a bus, cab and taxi service available to the temple. All because of the Indian government for providing well-connected roads, rail, and air transport.

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1.  By Air

Tirupati Airport is the closest airport to the temple. The Tirupati Balaji Temple is around 40 km from the airport and 1 to 1.5 hours away. You can reach the temple in comfort by a pre-paid taxi or airport cab.

2. By Rail

If you are coming by railway, then the nearest railway station to the temple is Triparti Railway Station. It is approximately 26 km from the temple. You can book TTD buses or private cabs to reach a temple, as it is the most convenient mode of transportation. 

3. By Road

If you are going by private vehicle or bus, then there are excellent roads to all the major cities of India. Plus, you will get various TTD buses and private Volvo services as well, and can reach the temple without any trouble. 

Key Guidelines for Pilgrims Going to Tirupati for Darshan

To the Tirupati Venkateswar temple, it is a godly experience, although easier and fun to do by planning. Some of the major tips that will make your darshan easy are mentioned below:

Best Time to Visit the Temple:

  • The ideal month for a visit to the temple is from September to February since the weather at that time is quite nice.
  • At the big festivals like Brahmotsavam, you might be in the middle of a gigantic crowd.
  • Plan your trip in the middle of weekdays, instead of weekends, for a peaceful darshan. 

Dress Code for Men and Women 

Men: Wear a dhoti or any traditional attire with a shirt or any other clothes on top. 

Women: Dressed up in modest clothes like a Saree or Kurta. Wearing shorts or skirts is not permitted in the temple. 

Other Useful Tips

  • Book Tripurati darshan tickets in advance, online or offline, as they sell out really quickly. 
  • Always carry a valid ID proof like Aadhar or a passport as required during entry. 
  • Remove your shoes on the footwear counter near the temple. 
  • If you are going to hike the Trimulla hills, put on some casual shoes and bring a water bottle along.
  • Do not wear leather accessories such as a belt or shoes within the main shrine.
  • Try to go to the temple on weekdays to escape the crowd.
  • Don’t miss the tasty Tirupati Laddo Parsadham offered after the darshan. 

Conclusion 

A trip to Tirupati Balaji temple is a once-in-a-lifetime spiritual experience, where devotees from all around the world find peace and the blessings of the divine. To make your darshan more seamless, the Tirupati online booking service is the best option for a stress-free experience. 

However, the temple provided devotees with both offline and online darshan booking. In various forms of puja to seva, the temple provides the devotees with many options to relate themselves to their favourite God, Tirupati Vankestwar.

Therefore, regardless of the darshan of your choice, all of them make you feel that you are connected to the divine power and that they achieve whatever you want.

From free darshan to VIP ones, the booking procedure, and travel tips, we have provided all the important things in this article to make your Tirupati Balaji Trip hassle-free.

We hope this article by 99Panditji helps you in your journey to Tirupati Balaji temple. May god bless you with his divine grace and fill your life with happiness and joy. 

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अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं (Achyutam Keshavam Lyrics in Hindi) एक मधुर भजन है। यह भजन भगवान विष्णु के अवतार भगवान कृष्ण को समर्पित है। इस अष्टकम् की रचना महान कवि आदि शंकराचार्य ने की है। अष्टकम् के आठ छंदों में शंकराचार्य ने भगवान कृष्ण का गुणगान किया है। उनके द्वार लिखे गए अष्टकम से ही इस भजन की रचना हुई है

यह भजन कृष्ण भगवान के दिव्य गुणों और अवतारों का बखान करता है। साथ ही उनकी अचूकता, करुणा और शक्तिशाली उपस्थिति प्रकाश दर्शन पर है, और उनके विभिन्न सिद्धांतों और सिद्धांतों की स्तुति है। इस भजन का पाठ करने से भगवान के प्रति प्रेम बढ़ जाता है और उनके आशीर्वाद का भी आह्वान करते हैं। 

तो आइये, 99Panditji के साथ इस मधुर भजन के हिंदी लिरिक्स (Achyutam Keshavam Lyrics in Hindi) को जानते हैं, और भवन कृष्ण की भक्ति में खो जाते हैं।

अच्युतम केशवं हिंदी लिरिक्स / Achyutam Keshavam Lyrics in Hindi

अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं,
राम नारायणं जानकी वल्लभम्।

कौन कहता है भगवान आते नहीं,
तुम मीरा के जैसे बुलाते नहीं।

अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं,
राम नारायणं जानकी वल्लभम्।

कौन कहता है भगवान खाते नहीं,
बेर शबरी के जैसे खिलाते नहीं।

अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं,
राम नारायणं जानकी वल्लभम्।

कौन कहता है भगवान सोते नहीं,
मां यशोदा के जैसे सुलाते नहीं।

अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं,
राम नारायणं जानकी वल्लभम्।

कौन कहता है भगवान नाचते नहीं,
गोपियों की तरह तुम नचाते नहीं।

अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं,
राम नारायणं जानकी वल्लभम्।

कौन कहता है भगवान रुकते नहीं,
हनुमान के जैसे मनाते नहीं।

अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं,
राम नारायणं जानकी वल्लभम्।

नाम जपते चलो काम करते चलो
हर समय कृष्ण का ध्यान करते चलो

याद आएगी उनको कभी ना कभी
कृष्ण दर्शन तो देंगे कभी ना कभी

अच्चुतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं,
राम नारायणं जानकी बल्लभम।

राम नारायणं जानकी बल्लभम।

अच्युतम केशवं इंग्लिश लिरिक्स / Achyutam Keshavam Lyrics in English

achyutam-keshavam-lyrics -in-hindi Achyutam Keshavam Krishna Damodaram,
Ram Narayanam Janki Vallabham I

Kaun Kehte Hai Bhagwan Aate Nahi,
Tum Meera Ke Jaise Bulate Nahi I
Achyutam Keshavam Krishna Damodaram,
Ram Narayanam Janki Vallabham I

Kaun Kehte Hai Bhawan Khate Nahi,
Ber Shabri Ke Jaise Khilate Nahi I

Achyutam Keshavam Krishna Damodaram,
Ram Narayanam Janki Vallabham I

Kaun Kehte Hai Bhagwan Sote Nahi,
Maa Yashoda Ke Jaise Sulate Nahi I

Achyutam Keshavam Krishna Damodaram,
Ram Narayanam Janki Vallabham I

Kaun Kehte Hai Bhagwan Nachte Nahi
Gopiyo ki Tarah hum Nachate Nahi

Achyutam Keshavam Krishna Damodaram
Ram Naraynam Janaki Vallabham

Kon Kehta Hai Bhagwan Rukte Nahi
Hanuman Ke Jaise Manate Nahi

Achyutam Keshavam Krishna Damodaram
Ram Naraynam Janaki Vallabham

Naam Japate Chalo Kaam Karte Chalo
Har Samay Krishna Ka Dhyaan Karte Chalo

Yaad Aayegi Unko Kabhi Na Kabhi
Krishan Darshan To Denge Kabhi Na Kabhi

Achyutam Keshavam Krishna Damodaram
Ram Naraynam Janaki Vallabham

Ram Naraynam Janaki Vallabham

Benefits of Chanting Achyutam Keshavam Lyrics \ अच्युतम केशवम मंत्र का जाप करने से लाभ

भगवान कृष्ण के भक्ति भजन अच्युतम केशवं में हमें शांति और सुकून की स्थिति में पहुँचाने की अनोखी क्षमता है। लयबद्ध मंत्र और मन को झकझोर देने वाले गीत एक सुकून भरा माहौल बनाते हैं जो तनाव को कम करता है और शांति की सामान्य भावना को बढ़ावा देता है। इन पवित्र ध्वनियों को सुनने से आध्यात्मिक शांति मिलती है, जिससे लोगों को जीवन की आपाधापी के बीच सुकून मिलता है।

1. सांस्कृतिक संबंध

भक्ति संगीत सांस्कृतिक और धार्मिक परंपराओं में गहराई से स्थापित है। भगवान कृष्ण के भजन और आरती में भाग लेने से अपनी विरासत और आध्यात्मिकता से जुड़ाव बढ़ता है। यह सांस्कृतिक व्यवहारों, अनुष्ठानों और धार्मिक परंपराओं में बुनी गई विविध कथाओं को समझने का एक द्वार है। यह जुड़ाव एक आत्मीयता और उद्देश्य की भावना विकसित कर सकता है।

2. मनोदशा को बेहतर बनाना

अच्युतम केशवं भजन, अपनी उत्साहवर्धक धुनों और मधुर बोलों के साथ, हमारी आत्माओं को ऊपर उठाने की क्षमता रखते हैं। चाहे हम उत्सव मना रहे हों या किसी कठिन दौर से गुज़र रहे हों, भक्ति संगीत हमें प्रेरित कर सकता है और हमारे हृदय को आशा और कृतज्ञता से भर सकता है। इन गीतों में निहित संक्रामक सकारात्मकता हमारे दैनिक जीवन में प्रकाश की किरण का काम कर सकती है।

3. आध्यात्मिक चिंतन

अच्युतम केशवं जैसे भक्ति संगीत सुनना आध्यात्मिक ध्यान का अवसर प्रदान करता है। इसके गहन ज्ञानवर्धक बोल अक्सर शाश्वत ज्ञान और बौद्धिक विचारों को व्यक्त करते हैं। इन शिक्षाओं को सुनने से चिंतन, आत्म-खोज और आध्यात्मिक सिद्धांतों की गहन समझ को बढ़ावा मिलता है। यह व्यक्तिगत विकास और अंतरात्मा से जुड़ाव के अवसर प्रदान करता है।

4. सामुदायिक संबंध

कृष्ण भक्ति संगीत में लोगों को एक साथ लाने की स्वाभाविक शक्ति होती है। चाहे मंदिर हों या सामुदायिक कार्यक्रम, भजन और आरती गाने का साझा अनुभव एकजुटता और सामुदायिक बंधन को बढ़ावा देता है। यह व्यक्तिगत मतभेदों को दूर करके सामूहिक भक्ति और सद्भाव की भावना पैदा करता है।

निष्कर्ष

अच्युतम केशवं कृष्ण दामोदरं भजन सिर्फ़ गीत नहीं हैं; ये आधुनिक जीवन के लिए ध्वनि औषधि हैं। चाहे आप तनाव से मुक्ति चाहते हों, भावनात्मक उपचार चाहते हों, या गहरे आध्यात्मिक संबंध चाहते हों, ये भक्तिमय धुनें पूर्णता का मार्ग प्रदान करती हैं।

यह कृष्ण भजन सिर्फ भजन नहीं है, बल्की भगवान कृष्ण के प्रति प्रेम व्यक्त करने का एक तरीका है। भगवान कृष्ण की स्तुति में भजन और कीर्तन गाना एक सदियों पुरानी और पवित्र परंपरा है। इसके सरल, मधुर बोल और राग ध्यान के समान ही प्रभाव डालते हैं। साधक के लिए, यह ईश्वर के साथ एकाकार होने का मार्ग प्रशस्त करता है। यह ईश्वर तक पहुँचने का सर्वोत्तम और सरल मार्ग है।

आशा है आपको यह आर्टिकल पसंद आया होगा। ऐसे ही भगवान कृष्ण के मधुर भजन के लिरिक्स पढ़ें तथा उनके अर्थ को समझने के लिए जुड़े रहें हमारे साथ। 

hindu-philosophy
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The term ‘Hindu philosophy’ is vague. This stands for a custom of Indian philosophical thinking. Yet, scholars could interpret it as designating a specific philosophical doctrine shared by every Hindu thinker. People generally use the term loosely in this philosophical or doctrinal sense, but this usage creates confusion.

There is no single, comprehensive definition of philosophy shared by Hindus that shows their different views connected with Hindu religious movements like Buddhism and Jainism.

However, historians of Indian philosophy generally know the compound ‘Hindu philosophy’ as referring to the collection of philosophical views. It shares a textual relation to specific core Hindu religious texts. 

Hinduism is a unique concept that is not just a single religion but a combination of many customs and philosophies. Hindus revere many different gods and minor deities, honor a range of symbols, and respect multiple holy books.

Celebrate a variety of rituals, holidays, and customs. The development of the caste system in India was impacted by Hindu concepts and shaped throughout history by political and religious movements.

Generally, there are four major sects of Hinduism: Shaivism, Vaishnava, Shaktism, and Smarta, as well as several smaller sects with their own religious practices.

Hinduism Beliefs, Symbols

A few basic Hindu concepts involve:

  • Hinduism adopts multiple religious ideas. Because of this, it’s sometimes called a ‘way of life’ and a ‘family of religions’ as objects to a single, organized religion.
  • Multiple forms of Hinduism are henotheistic, which means they worship a single god, called ‘Brahman.’ Still identified other gods and goddesses. Followers thought there were many ways to connect with their god.
  • Hindus considered the doctrines of samsara (the regular cycle of life, death, and reincarnation) and karma (the universal rule of cause and effect).
  • One of the significant thoughts of Hinduism is ‘atman’ or the belief in the soul. The philosophy states that living creatures have a soul, and they’re all part of the supreme soul. The way to attain ‘moksha’ or ‘salvation’ that concludes the cycle of rebirth is to become part of the definitive soul.
  • One basic principle of religion is the concept that people’s actions and thoughts directly describe their current life and future lives.
  • Hindus aim to attain dharma, a way of life that places a strong emphasis on morality and good behavior.
  • Hindus regard the cow as a sacred animal and honor all living things.
  • For Hindus, food plays a significant role in life. Many are vegetarians, and the majority abstain from eating beef and pork.
  • Other Indian religions, such as Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism, are strongly associated with Hinduism. 

In Hinduism, two important symbols are Om and the Swastika. The word Swastika means ‘good fortune’ or ‘being happy’ in Sanskrit. The Om symbol is made of three Sanskrit letters and shows three sounds (a, u, and m). Its combination is thought to be a sacred sound. The Om ‘ॐ’ sign is generally found at family shrines and in Hindu temples.

Origin of Hinduism

In the Indus Valley, many scholars thought Hinduism started somewhere between 2300 B.C and 1500 B.C near modern-day Pakistan. But few Hindus argue that their belief is beyond time and has always been present.

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Hinduism does not have a founder, unlike other religions but is apart from fusion of various faiths. Around 1500 B.C., the Indo-Aryan community migrated to the Indus Valley, and their language and culture mixed with that of the indigenous people living in the region. There is some debate over who affects whom more during such times.

The time when the Vedas were created became known as the ‘Vedic period’ and lasted from around 1500 B.C. Customs like sacrifices and chanting were basic in the Vedic times. The epic, puranic, and classic periods took place between 500 B.C. and A.D. 500. Hindus started to highlight the worship of lords, mainly Vishnu, Shiva, and Devi.

The theory of dharma was announced in new texts, and other beliefs like Buddhism and Jainism were shared quickly.

Hinduism Holy Books

Hindus appreciate many sacred writings as opposed to one holy book. The primary sacred texts, called Vedas, were written around 1500 B.C. The composition of verses and hymns was created in Sanskrit and achieves the revelations received by ancient saints and sages.

The Vedas are comprised of:

  • The Rig Veda
  • The Samaveda
  • Yajurveda
  • Atharvaveda

Hindus have faith in the Vedas transcend time and do not have a starting or an end. The Upanishads, Bhagwat Geeta, 18 Puranas, Mahabharat, and Ramayana are even considered important texts in Hinduism.

The Five Tensile Strands

Around the sweep of Indian religious history, at least five elements have given cover to the Hindu religious custom: doctrine, practice, society, story, and devotion. Such elements follow a typical Hindu analogy and are known as relating to another strand in a comprehensive braid.

Likewise, every strand is created out of a history of conversations, descriptions, and challenges. Thus, in search of what makes the custom cohere, it’s sometimes better to find a central point of tension than to need clear consent on Hindu thought and rituals.

Doctrine

One of the five strands in Hinduism is doctrine, explained in a vast textual tradition associated with the Veda (knowledge). The oldest core of Hindu practices and organized through the centuries mainly by members of the learned Brahmana class. Many characteristics and problems arise: relationships between the divine and the world.

The disparity comes between the world-preserving ideal of dharma and moksha. And third tension between individual density, karma, and others is bonded to family, society, and divinities connected with such concepts.

Practice

Practice is the second thread that runs through Hinduism. Actually, a lot of Hindus would rank this top. India’s vast diversity connects different locations, social classes, and eras of Hindu culture through a common grammar of ritual behavior. While people still practice some aspects of Vedic rituals today, making them a unifying force, the worship of icons or pictures (murti, Pratima, or archa) shows even greater similarities.

Society 

The third strand is society to organize Hindu life. Early travelers from Greece and China, followed by Persian scholars and scientist al-Biruni in the early 11th century, encountered India’s highly stratified social structure. This rigid hierarchy, now known as the caste system, overwhelmed them.

Story

Another strand that draws Hindus into a single group of discourse is narrative. For at least two millennia, people in every corner of the world – and now well beyond – have replied to stories of divine play and of engagement between god and humans.

The major stories concern the Hindu pantheon: Krishna and his lovers Radha, Ram, and Maa, Shiva and Parvati, and the great goddess Durga, or Devi, as a slayer of the buffalo demon Mahishasura.

Devotion

A fifth thread that unifies the Hindu experience over time is bhakti, which means “sharing” or “devotion.” It is a vast legacy of a loving God that is particularly connected to the writings and life of Indian vernacular poet-saints.

Hindu Gods

Hindus revere multiple deities along with Brahman, whom they consider the supreme God force present in everything. A few of the most important deities include:

  • Brahma: creator of the world and all living things
  • Vishnu: the god who preserves and protects the universe
  • Shiva: the god who destroys the universe to recreate it
  • Devi: the goddess who battles to restore dharma
  • Krishna: the lord of compassion, tenderness, and love.
  • Lakshmi: the goddess of wealth and purity
  • Saraswati: the goddess of learning

Places of Worship

Worshipping deities in Hinduism, called ‘puja’, generally takes place in the temple. Followers of Hinduism can travel to the temple at any time they worship. Hindus can honor the lord at home, and many have a special shrine dedicated to specific gods and goddesses.

The offering to God is an important part of Hindu worship. It’s a common ritual to present gifts, like flowers or oils, to a god or goddess. Plus, many Hindus take pilgrimages to temples and other auspicious places.

Conclusion

Hindu philosophers have differing opinions on a wide range of significant philosophical topics. For example, Hindu thinkers disagree about whether God is a person. They have not all reached a consensus on fundamental axiological issues like the morality of the Vedas or the character and extent of their epistemic validity.

While Patañjali, the Yoga philosopher, emphasizes always avoiding violence, others support the importance of Vedic-recommended acts, such as animal sacrifices. Similarly, Rāmānuja and other Hindu scholars maintain that the Vedic substance is infallible. Others, like Śaṅkara, believe that it constitutes provisional responsibilities, provided that the individual is not sincere about liberation.

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History

Who is Karna in the Mahabharata? Many of us already know who Karna is in the Mahabharata. But there are some unknown facts about Surya Putra Karna. Well, we will discuss all of those in this article. 

While talking about the Mahabharat, we fondly remember lord Krishna, arjuna, and Yudhistir. And then there are the Kauravas, who fought for the kingdom. The character we talk less about is Karna – the ill-fated character. The low-born king and the man who was accidentally cursed many times. But the part of Karna in Mahabharat is important all the same. Here are a few unknown facts about the ‘Suryaputra’ giving was nothing less than a hero.

Who was Karna in the Mahabharat?

Karna was the son of Lord Surya and Kunti. Kunti abandoned Karna just after his birth, as she was an illegitimate child, and due to fear of society, his mother left him. She and her servant put him in a box and set him in a floating river. Adhiratha, a charioteer of King Dhritarashtra, discovered the box. He adopted him as their child. 

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Karna has been intelligent and interested in archery since childhood. He learned the art of archery from Parshuram. To learn the skills he lied to Parshuram that he is a Brahmin, but he was a Shudra putra. After discovering the truth, Parshuram cursed him that when he was really in need of the knowledge, he would not help him.

Karna was a Pandava, but due to society, Kuntii did not accept him when he came back again into her life; she accepted him.

Unknown Facts About Karna

In the hindu epic Mahabharat, Karna is called Suryaputra Karna, a powerful warrior, son of the Sun god and Kunti. He is a key antagonist who fights for the Kauravas against Pandavas. Ultimately he died in battle with Arjuna.

Today, we are going to learn the unknown facts from a legendary warrior of the Mahabharat. He has gone through a lot in his life, but he never gets anything easily. He never gave up in his entire life, even on his last day when his chariot got stuck. 

Let’s read the important unknown facts of Surya Putra Karna.

1. Karna was more intelligent than Yudhisthir

Once, Arjuna questioned lord Krishna why he referred to Yudhister, Dharmaraj, and Karna, Danveer. On this question, Krishna covered himself and Arjuna as Brahmins and thought to visit both kings. After visiting Yudhistir, they seek sandalwood to cook food. It was raining heavily on that day, and Yudhisthir could not find the wood. 

He apologized to both of them, and they came back empty-handed. After that, they went to Karna and asked for the same thing. He searched everywhere for the dry wood but failed to find it. But he did not let the Brahmins go empty-handed. He carried his bow and arrow and destroyed the doors of sandalwood. He gave this to Krishna and Arjuna.

2. Karna was cursed by Parshuram even after knowing his true heritage

Karna lied to Parshuram to learn archery, as he was the most outstanding teacher of all time. Also, Karna lied to Rishi Parshuram as he cursed him. Karna claimed him as a Brahmin, but in reality, he was a Kshatriya. In reality, Parshuram knew about Karna’s true legacy. He even knows that Karna will play an important role later in the Hindu epic Mahabharata.

3. Karna wasn’t drawn to Duryodhan only by dharma

Karna spent most of his time with Duryodhana after being crowned Angh Raj. In the evening, they would play a game of dice. Duryodhana had to depart for a short time one day after sunset. 

When his wife, Bhanumati, happened to be walking by and saw Karna waiting for her husband, she chose to carry on her husband’s game. They once got into a lighthearted argument over who would get the following turn. Karna attempted to grab the dice out of her grasp playfully. 

Bhanumati’s pearl necklace broke and her garment moved out of place as they wriggled. The jewels were strewn all over the floor. Upon entering, Duryodhana discovered his wife and his friend in a precarious situation, their clothing knotted, and pearls scattered across the floor. Duryodhan asked the karna about the situation. Upon knowing the cause he made a joke and laughed aloud and resumed playing. 

Then, when Bhanumati questioned Duryodhan, why didn’t he suspect her? He said, ‘In a relation, there is no reason for doubt, for when doubt settles in there will be no relation at all’. Karna is my best friend, and I know him very well. He will never break my faith.

4. Karna is undoubtedly a mighty warrior in the Mahabharat

After all, Arjuna could not win over Karna all by himself. During the battle of the Mahabharata, Krishna and Indra helped the Pandavas defeat Karna. The former entered the battlefield as a charioteer of Arjuna. Indra took away the armor from Karna to make way for Arjuna.

5. Till his end, Karna remained grateful to Duryodhana for everything

Krishna confronted Karna before the conflict, explaining that he was the Pandavas’ eldest and the legitimate heir to the kingdom, not Yudhishthir. Karna was thrilled to learn that Surya was his father and Kunti was his mother. Still, he refused to ally with the Pandavas due to his devotion to Duryodhana and his relationship with him. In actuality, Karna was the sole person who lived his entire life adhering to dharma.

6. Lord Krishna praised Karna on many occasions

During the war, Krishna also told Arjuna that Karna was indeed a real fighter and far better than him. Karna reminds us of the saying ‘tough times never last, but tough people do.’

7. Karna’s life has more tragedies than others

In the war of the Mahabharat, the sons of Karna were killed by the Pandavas, except one. Apart from being the greatest warrior of all time, he was not helped by anyone. Karna’s life went through various waves of tragedy and sacrifice alternately. The wrong attitude ruined him because he wanted to be someone he wasn’t. He was aware that what Duryodhan was doing was wrong. But being an active participant who helped Duryodhan Unlimited. Karna was very loyal to him.

8. Lord Krishna requested Karna to become the king of India

Lord Krishna, to avoid the war, asked Karna to become India’s king. He claimed that Karna, being elder to both Yudhisthir and Duryodhan, would be the rightful inheritor of the heritage. But Karna denied the request.

9. Karna was aware of the victory of the Pandavas

Lord Krishna once asked Karna how he knew that the Pandavas would win the battle, to which he replied, ‘Kurukshetra is a sacrificial field. Arjuna is the leader priest, and you, Krishna, are the presiding deity. I, Bhisma Dev, Duryodhan, and Dronacharya surrender. Krishna completed their conversation by sharing with Karna, ‘You’re the best of the Pandavas.’

10. Some facts say Karna was a creation of lord Krishna

To teach the world the true meaning of sacrifice and how to accept one’s fate, Lord Krishna created Karna. He maintained his faith in spirituality, self-respect, humility, charity, and dignity despite misfortune or challenging circumstances.

What Karna Promised to Kunti?

The war made Kunti meet his son to learn about his true identity. Kunti asked Karna to join the Pandavas and become king. He said that he could not betray his friend Duryodhan. Yet, he promised that he would not try to kill any of the Pandavas except Arjuna. He knew very well that Arjuna was under the divine aegis of lord Krishna and thus unstoppable. Likewise, he will be able to repay Duryodhan’s debt while performing the responsibilities of his elder brother. Hence, he told Kunti that she could only keep her five sons, including him or Arjun.

Conclusion

These are all unknown facts that you must be aware of. Karna was a great warrior and played an essential role in the Mahabharat. He was the eldest son of Kunti and an illegitimate child by Lord Sun. Abandoned by his mother, Karna was raised by the charioteer of Dhritrasthra. He has so many powers to defeat the Pandavas, but he promised Kunti not to kill her sons in the war. To learn more about the life, history, and powers of Karna, you can read about them on Google. Stay connected!

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Spiritual

How to Perform Laxmi Ji’s 108 Names Chanting Ritual – Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth and the consort of lord Vishnu (preserver of the universe). She blesses the devotees with good fortune as she holds a significant place in Hinduism. She can be depicted as seated on a lotus flower, covered by elephants and gold coins, showing her wealth and wisdom as she blesses her devotees.

People chant her 108 names to honour and invoke her, as every name has its deep meaning. In the blog, we are going to tell you the 108 names of the goddess Lakshmi. There are the right ways to chant Lakshmi’s 108 names. You can also know how they can drive positivity and prosperity into our lives.

What Are The 108 Names of Goddess Laxmi?

The 108 names of the goddess Laxmi are believed to be sacred in numerous Hindu rituals. It’s thought that chanting these names during prayers can bring immense benefits to your home. Every name shows a different part of the goddess and reminds us of the power, grace, and strength she takes to guide and support us.

Below are the 108 names of the goddess Laxmi that the devotees recite:

Om Prakrityai Namah Om Bhuvaneshwaryai Namah Om Trikalajnanasampannayai Namah
Om Vikrityai Namah Om Brahmavishnushivatmikayai Namah Om Mahakalyai Namah
Om Vidyayai Namah Om Sarvopadrava Varinyai Namah Om Devyai Namah
Om Sarvabhutahitapradayai Namah Om Daridryadhwamsinyai Namah Om Prasannakshyai Namah
Om Shraddhayai Namah Om Narayanasamashritayai Namah Om Vishnupatnyai Namah
Om Vibhutyai Namah Om Vishnuvakshassthalasthitayai Namah Om Mangala Devyai Namah
Om Surabhyai Namah Om Jayayai Namah Om Samudratanayayai Namah
Om Paramatmikayai Namah Om Hiranyaprakarayai Namah Om Shubhayai Namah
Om Vache Namah Om Vasupradayai Namah Om Varalakshmyai Namah
Om Padmalayayai Namah Om Nripaveshmagatanandayai Namah Om Shubhapradayai Namah
Om Padmayai Namah Om Strainasoumyayai Namah Om Siddhaye Namah
Om Shuchaye Namah Om Dhanadhanyakaryai Namah Om Hemamalinyai Namah
Om Swahayai Namah Om Udarangayai Namah Om Harinyai Namah
Om Swadhayai Namah Om Yashaswinyai Namah Om Vasundharayai Namah
Om Sudhayai Namah Om Bhaskaryai Namah Om Vararohayai Namah
Om Dhanyayai Namah Om Shriyai Namah Om Bilvanilayayai Namah
Om Hiranmayyai Namah Om Shantayai Namah Om Shuklamalyambarayai Namah
Om Lakshmyai Namah Om Daridryanashinyai Namah Om Pritipushkarinyai Namah
Om NityaPushtayai Namah Om Vishwajananyai Namah Om Tushtayai Namah
Om Vibhavaryai Namah Om Satyai Namah Om Vimalayai Namah
Om Adityai Namah Om Shivayai Namah Om Shivakaryai Namah
Om Dityai Namah Om Ahladajananyai Namah Om Pushtayai Namah
Om Dipayai Namah Om Indirayai Namah Om Indushitalayai Namah
Om Vasudhayai Namah Om Chaturbhujayai Namah Om Chandrarupayai Namah
Om Vasudharinyai Namah Om Chandrayai Namah Om Chandrasahodaryai Namah
Om Kamalayai Namah Om Prasadabhimukhyai Namah Om Chandravadanayai Namah
Om Kantayai Namah Om Suprasannayai Namah Om Prabhayai Namah
Om Kamakshyai Namah Om Padmagandhinyai Namah Om Punyagandhayai Namah
Om Kshirodhasambhavam Namah Om Padmakshyai Namah Om Padminyai Namah
Om Krodhasambhavayai Namah Om Padmahastayai Namah Om Devyai Namah
Om Anugrahapradayai Namah Om Padmapriyayai Namah Om Padmamaladharayai Namah
Om Buddhaye Namah Om Lokamatre Namah Om Ramayai Namah
Om Anaghayai Namah Om Karunayai Namah Om Padmanabhapriyayai Namah
Om Harivallabhyai Namah Om Dharmanilayayai Namah Om Padmamukhyai Namah
Om Ashokayai Namah Om Lokashokavinashinyai Namah Om Padmodbhavayai Namah
Om Amritayai Namah Om Diptayai Namah Om Padmasundaryai Namah

Meaning of Laxmi Ji’s 108 Names

  1. Om Prakrityai Namah – One who embodies the essence of nature.
  2. Om Vikrityai Namah – One who possesses many diverse attributes.
  3. Om Vidyaayai Namah – The embodiment of wisdom.
  4. Om Sarvabhutahitapradaayai Namah – One who grants the blessings that profit all beings.
  5. Om Shraddhaayai Namah – The manifestation of devotion.
  6. Om Vibhuutyai Namah – The personification of opulence.
  7. Om Surabhyai Namah – One with the divine and celestial entity.
  8. Om Paramaatmikaayai Namah – One who is present everywhere.
  9. Om Vaache Namah – One who speaks with a voice as sweet as nectar.
  10. Om Padmaalayaayai Namah – One who dwells upon the lotus.
  11. Om Padmaayai Namah – One who sits beautifully on the lotus.
  12. Om Shuchaye Namah – One who holds the essence of purity.
  13. Om Swaahaayai Namah – One who embodies sanctity.
  14. Om Svadhaayai Namah – One who embodies auspiciousness.
  15. Om Sudhaayai Namah – One who bears the essence of nectar.
  16. Om Dhanyaayai Namah – The embodiment of gratitude.
  17. Om Hiranmayyai Namah – One who has a golden radiance.
  18. Om Laxmyai Namah – The goddess of prosperity.
  19. Om Nityapushhtaayai Namah – One who continually grows in strength.
  20. Om Vibhaavaryai Namah – One who shines with brilliance.
  21. Om Adityai Namah – One who is radiant like the Sun.
  22. Om Ditye Namah – One who responds to prayers.
  23. Om Deepaayai Namah – One who glows like a flame.
  24. Om Vasudhaayai Namah – One who is synonymous with the Earth.
  25. Om Vasudhaarinyai Namah – One who carries the burden of the Earth.
  26. Om Kamalaayai Namah – One who originates from the lotus.
  27. Om Kaantaayai Namah – The beloved of Vishnu.
  28. Om Kamaaksyai Namah – One with captivating eyes.
  29. Om Krodhasambhavaayai Namah – One who resides with Lord Vishnu in the Ksheersagar.
  30. Om Anugrahapradaayai Namah – One who grants divine blessings.
  31. Om Buddhaye Namah – The embodiment of intellect.
  32. Om Anaghaayai Namah – One who is free from sins.
  33. Om Harivallabhaayai Namah – The consort of Lord Hari (Vishnu).
  34. Om Ashokaayai Namah – One who destroys sorrows.
  35. Om Amritaayai Namah – The embodiment of immortal nectar.
  36. Om Deeptaayai Namah – One who shines with brilliance.
  37. Om Lokashokavinaashinyai Namah – One who alleviates the anguish of the universe.
  38. Om Dharmanilayaayai Namah – One who restores righteousness.
  39. Om Karunaayai Namah – One who is full of compassion.
  40. Om Lokamaatre Namah – The universal mother.
  41. Om Padmapriyaayai Namah – One who loves the lotus.
  42. Om Padmahastaayai Namah – One with hands like a lotus.
  43. Om Padmaakshyai Namah – One with eyes like a lotus.
  44. Om Padmasundaryai Namah – One who is as beautiful as a lotus.
  45. Om Padmodbhavaayai Namah – One who appeared from the lotus.
  46. Om Padmamukhyai Namah – One with a face like a lotus.
  47. Om Padmanaabhapriyaayai Namah – One who is dear to Padmanabha (Lord Vishnu).
  48. Om Ramaayai Namah – One who pleases Lord Vishnu.
  49. Om Padmamaalaadharaayai Namah – One who wears a garland of lotuses.
  50. Om Devyai Namah – One who is powerful of all.
  51. Om Padminyai Namah – One who emerged from the Ksheersagar from the lotus flower.
  52. Om Padmagandhinyai Namah – One who has the fragrance of a lotus.
  53. Om Punyagandhaayai Namah – One with a divine scent.
  54. Om Suprasannaayai Namah – One who is always joyful and radiant.
  55. Om Prasaadabhimukhyai Namah – The one who appears to grant blessings to the devotees.
  56. Om Prabhaayai Namah – One who glows like the Sun.
  57. Om Chandravadanaayai Namah – One who has a face as radiant as the Moon.
  58. Om Chandraayai Namah – One who is cool and soothing like the Moon.
  59. Om Chandrasahodaryai Namah – The sister of the Moon.
  60. Om Chaturbhujaayai Namah – One with four arms.
  61. Om Chandraruupaayai Namah – One with a moon-like appearance.
  62. Om Indiraayai Namah – One who is as divine as the sun in Ksheersagar.
  63. Om Indushiitalaayai Namah – One whose nature is as calm and composed as the moon.
  64. Om Aahlaadajananyai Namah – One who is the source of joy.
  65. Om Pushhtayai Namah – The source of vitality and health.
  66. Om Shivaayai Namah – One who embodies auspiciousness.
  67. Om Shivakaryai Namah – The source of all auspicious deeds.
  68. Om Satyai Namah – The embodiment of truth.
  69. Om Vimalaayai Namah – One who is pure and untainted.
  70. Om Vishvajananyai Namah – The mother of the universe.
  71. Om Tushhtayai Namah – One who maintains all wealth.
  72. Om Daaridryanaashinyai Namah – One who eradicates poverty.
  73. Om Priitipushhkarinyai Namah – One with pleasing and gentle eyes.
  74. Om Shaantaayai Namah – One who is serene.
  75. Om Shuklamaalyaambaraayai Namah – One who is adorned in white garments and garlands.
  76. Om Shriyai Namah – The goddess of prosperity.
  77. Om Bhaaskaryai Namah – By whose light all three worlds are illuminated.
  78. Om Bilvanilayaayai Namah – One who resides in the Bilva tree.
  79. Om Varaarohaayai Namah – One who is always ready to provide the desired boon to the devotees.
  80. Om Yashasvinyai Namah – One who is respected and adored in the entire universe.
  81. Om Vasundharaayai Namah – The daughter of the Earth.
  82. Om Udaaraangaayai Namah – One who is blessed with a beautiful form.
  83. Om Harinyai Namah – One who has the gentle grace of a deer.
  84. Om Hemamaalinyai Namah – One who is adorned with a golden garland.
  85. Om Dhanadhaanyakarye Namah – One who grants wealth and sustenance.
  86. Om Siddhaye Namah – One who provides all types of achievements.
  87. Om Strainasaumyaayai Namah – The mild-natured goddess.
  88. Om Shubhapradaaye Namah – One who bestows auspicious results.
  89. Om Nripaveshmagataanandaayai Namah – One who loves the grandeur of palaces.
  90. Om Varalaxmyai Namah – One who bestows great blessings.
  91. Om Vasupradaayai Namah – One who grants wealth.
  92. Om Shubhaayai Namah – One who grants success and prosperity.
  93. Om Hiranyaprakarayai Namah – One who is resplendent in gold.
  94. Om Samudratanayaayai Namah – One who is the cherished daughter of the ocean of milk.
  95. Om Jayaayai Namah – The goddess of victory.
  96. Om Mangalaa Devyai Namah – The most auspicious one.
  97. Om Vishnuvakshasthalasthitayai Namah – The one who always resides in Lord Vishnu’s chest.
  98. Om Vishhnupatnyai Namah – The consort of Vishnu.
  99. Om Prasannaakshyai Namah – One whose vision is full of happiness.
  100. Om Naaraayanasamaashritaayai Namah – One who takes refuge in Narayana.
  101. Om Daaridryadhvnsinyai Namah – One who eradicates sorrow and poverty.
  102. Om Devyai Namah – The almighty.
  103. Om Sarvopadrava Vaarinyai Namah – One who dispels all forms of distress.
  104. Om Navadurgaayai Namah – The one who embodies the nine forms of Durga.
  105. Om Mahaakaalyai Namah – One who represents Mahakali, the fierce facet of Kali.
  106. Om Brahmaavishhnushivaatmikaayai Namah – One who is beloved to the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.
  107. Om Trikalajnanasampannayai Namah – One who possesses complete knowledge of the past, present, and future.
  108. Om Trikaalagyaanasampannaayai Namah – The supreme deity of the universe.

Why Chant the 108 Names of Goddess Laxmi?

While chanting these mantras, it’s not only about asking for material wealth. It’s about praying for her to seek blessings for a balanced, peaceful, and prosperous life. Whether you’re striving for a career, happiness in your relationships, or calm in your heart. Laxmi is there to guide you always.

How to Chant The Laxmi Ji’s 108 Names?

So, let’s see the process of chanting the 108 names of Goddess Laxmi to attract positivity and well-being in your life.

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  • Wake up early in the morning, before Brahma muhurat.
  • Take a bath. If not, wash your hands, face, mouth, and legs or wipe off your body with water.
  • During chanting, wear light clothes, generally cotton.
  • Sit on a mat or on a chair, also.
  • It’s right to have an image or photograph of lord Vishnu and Laxmi in front of you.
  • Light a lamp of ghee before starting to chant the names. Keep the lamp before the deity. 
  • If you sit facing the east or northeast, and blow the conch three times loudly to tempt divine energies. 
  • Remember, Laxmi ji must not be worshipped alone in the image. She must be accompanied by lord Vishnu.
  • This is because Lakshmi Ji departs the house early since she can not stay without her husband for very long. This leaves her sister, Alakshmi, who is the embodiment of inauspiciousness. However, if you worship both Lakshmi and Vishnu, the money that grows will support our prosperity.
  • After that, you have to face the gods and recite the names 108 times, rolling the beads. Make use of a mala composed of 108 Tulsi or lotus beads. It is recommended that a God-realized Guru initiate you into the Mantra if you are utilising a Lotus Bead Mala or Tulsi.

Benefits of Chanting the Lakshmi Mantra

The most significant benefits of chanting the Laxmi name are:

  1. It helps to achieve wealth and prosperity for auspicious reasons rather than any medical emergencies.
  2. One must experience abundance and peace in life.
  3. Businesses would have maximum profits.
  4. You will never be burdened with loans.
  5. If you have any debts, loans, or any financial problems, chant the names or prayers to the deity, and you will be able to repay them.
  6. You will achieve positivity in life and make the right choice for yourself.
  7. Negative energy will be instantly removed.

When Should the Laxmi Names Be Chanted?

The 108 Laxmi names must be recited every day during Brahma muhurat. This is the time between 4-6 AM, early in the morning. It’s the auspicious time when all the divine forces are completely active, filling the person with divine powers. Brahma muhurat also encourages and boosts the effects of chanting names. Waking up in the early morning and chanting the names will lead you to prosperity and happiness. 

Conclusion 

Thus, Laxmi ji’s 108 names are the most potent reminder of the multiple forms of wealth in our lives, including emotional, financial, and spiritual. Knowing and reciting the names aligns us with the powers of abundance, wisdom, and prosperity that Laxmi ji revere. So sit down to pray, and keep chanting her name. You can find that the blessings you attain go far beyond material riches. Brings you joy, peace, and true dedication.

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1. Ayudha puja

In Bangalore Ayudha puja has special importance. The puja is essential to the Navratri festival (festival of triumph). It is also called Astra puja. In other words, it describes the ‘worship of implements’.

Ayudha puja in Bangalore is conducted on the 9th day of Navaratri festival. The puja is scheduled to appease the almighty present in the tools used in our regular and professional life. This puja is celebrated every year as per the lunar calendar.

2. Navaratri

Navaratri is the festival of nine days performed to appease the nine forms of Goddess Durga. The word means ‘nine nights’ and is the most celebrated Hindu festival symbolizing the power and purity of Goddess Shakti. The festival comes every year two times. The first Navratri is in March-April and the second comes in October-November. Multiple people perform puja and homams during Navratri.

3. Sharad Purnima

Sharad Purnima has great significance and cultural importance for Hindus. People consider this the day Lord Krishna performed his divine Raas Leela with Radha and other Gopis, as described in Hindu mythology. Sharad Purnima also connects with the harvest festival, and farmers celebrate the abundance of the harvest on this day. People perform satyanarayan and Rudra Abhishek puja on this day.

4. Dussehra

Dussehra has another name Vijayadashmi labels the victory of Lord Ram, Lord Vishnu’s avatar over Ravan, who was the demon king with ten heads. The celebrations are scheduled between September and October, falling on the tenth day of Ashwina month. The day is when a full moon comes often called shukla paksha or bright fortnight and co-occurs with Navaratri or rituals of nine nights. 

Various people schedule Durga Homam and Griha Pravesh puja on this day.

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99Panditji is an online platform for booking pandits where you can book an authentic north Indian pandit in Bangalore. We provide various Hindu rituals and ceremonies around India. We focus on making the religious journey comfortable and memorable, giving services for puja, Arya samaj, weddings, and last rites. Similarly, we are dedicated to offering quality services like North Indian Pandit in Bangalore. 

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Powerful 12 Jyotirlinga Mantras for Devotees
Spiritual

Have you ever visited India’s 12 divine jyotirlingas? If not, then you must do these once in your life. The jyotirlingas are dedicated to Lord Shiva in his different forms. In this article, we will discuss the powerful 12 jyotirlinga mantras for followers. How these mantra chanting will affect one’s life and what are the benefits of it?

Before knowing the 12 jyotirlinga mantras, know about what is a jyotirlinga. This is a representation of lord shiva. It’s a Sanskrit word that means ‘Radiance’. The Shiv Purana described as many as 64 jyotirlingas. Out of these 12 are the mahajyotirlingas. And all of these legendary mantras are mentioned in the article.

What is a Jyotirlinga?

Lord Shiva called Mahadev the ‘destroyer of evil’. He has many names but ultimately Supreme being. Being a hindu, multiple devotees come around the term ‘Jyotirlinga’ quite a few times while growing up. The jyotirlingas are highly worshipped among the Hindus. This is a shrine where lord shiva is pleased in the form of jyotirlinga. 

The form of the lord is a religious symbol of the supreme god Shiva. The word derives from the combination of Jyoti means light and lingam means icon or sign of Shiva. Shiv linga has three elements, the lowest is Brahma pitha, the middle one is Vishnu pitha and the uppermost is Lord Shiva himself.

These are Beginningless and Endless Pillars

Every of these sacred jyotirlinga destinations takes the name of the presiding deity, and all think of a different manifestation of shiva. On all sites, the primary image is lingam depicting the beginningless and endless Stambha pillar, representing the infinite nature of the deity.

Story Behind Jyotirlinga

According to this ancient scripture Shiv Purana, once lord Vishnu and lord Brahma fought over who was the supreme deity which turned into a heated argument. Lord Shiva then appeared to settle their dispute. He made an infinite pillar of light there. The pillar pierced all three worlds when it was presented. Lord Shiva gave them a task: to find the light first and become a supreme god. 

But lord Vishnu is unable to find the end of the light, and lord Brahma lies that he found the light. Lord Shiva cursed him for this, making Lord Shiva angry. In his anger, he presented his infinite pillar of light on Earth in 64 places in the form of lingodbhava. Devotees primarily worship only 12 of these jyotirlingas.

These jyotirlingas are Swayambhu lingas meaning they appeared independently and were not engraved by humans. Legend has it that Lord Shiva first appeared in the jyotirlinga on the night of Ardra Nakshatra. A common man can only perceive and feel Lord Shiva’s presence through his luminous lights, which resemble fire rising from the earth, and only then can he consider himself closer to the Lord and closer to his spiritual attainment. 

Powerful 12 Jyotirlinga Mantras and Place List

Each jyotirlinga is an auspicious shrine devoted to lord shiva and considered a manifestation of his divine light. See the list of 12 jyotirlinga names along with their powerful mantras.

1. Somnath (Gujarat)

The first jyotirlinga was established in Prabhas Patan near Veraval in Saurashtra, Gujarat. The temple rests on the western coast of Gujarat and overlooks the Arabian Sea. Among the 12 jyotirlinga shrines, devotees honor Lord Shiva in the form of a jyotirlinga, a divine and powerful symbol of the lord at this place. This is not only a religious place but also a sign of faith and resilience for hindu followers.

ॐ श्री सोमनाथाय नमः” (Om Shri Somnathaya Namah)

2. Mallikarjuna (Srisailam, Andhra pradesh)

The jyotirlinga called kashi of the south, is located on the Shri Shaila mountain. Devotees consider this the holiest shrine devoted to Lord Shiva. The temple sits on the banks of the Krishna River and the Nallamala hills cover it. Many legends are associated with this place, as people believe that Lord Shiva and Parvati once visited and settled there for a while. Devotees believe the lingam is self-manifested, making it a highly revered shrine for followers.

ॐ श्री मल्लिकार्जुनाय नमः” (Om Shri Mallikarjunaya Namah)

3. Mahakaleshwar (Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh)

On the banks of the Shipra River, Mahakaleshwar Jyotirlinga is located and dedicated to the unique idol of lord Shiva. The deity of temple lord Mahakaleshwar is considered the Swayambhu. Its architecture is mainly in the Bhumija style, with detailed designs and sculptures. Among other jyotirlingas, this is the only south-facing idol (dakshinamurti) of the lord. 

ॐ श्री महाकालेश्वराय नमः” (Om Shri Mahakaleshwaraya Namah)

4. Omkareshwar (Madhya Pradesh)

On the banks of the Narmada River at Mandhata island, Omkareshwar is designed in the form of a hindu sign “ॐ”. The temple is considered the sacred abode of deity as it defines ‘Lord to Omkara’ as the sound of a sacred syllable. This is an auspicious place and many pilgrims visit it to achieve moksha. People can explore other temples as well, this is accessible by boars, a journey considered part of the pilgrimage experience.

ॐ श्री ओंकारेश्वराय नमः”  (Om Shri Omkareshwaraya Namah)

5. Kedarnath (Uttarakhand)

The temple stands rooted in the Himalayas near the Mandakini River and is one of the Char Dhams. The place is located in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand. They established it at an altitude of 3583 meters above sea level. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva, and the Pandavas from the Hindu epic Mahabharata developed it. People trek around 16 km from Gaurikund to reach the temple.

ॐ श्री केदारनाथाय नमः” (Om Shri Kedarnathaya Namah)

6. Bhimashankar (Maharashtra)

Devotees dedicate the Bhimashankar temple near Pune to Lord Shiva. The temple is known for its stunning architecture and surrounding natural beauty. The architecture of the temple reflects the Nagara style, and builders constructed it with black stone. It has a beautiful idol of deity along with Nandi, lord Hanuman, and goddess Parvati. 

ॐ श्री भीमाशंकराय नमः (Om Shri Bhimashankaraya Namah)

7. Kashi Vishwanath (Uttar Pradesh)

In the state of Uttar Pradesh, the Kashi Vishwanath temple is one of the auspicious places in Hinduism. Devotees revere Lord Shiva in the form of jyotirlinga, and he holds immense spiritual importance for them.

ॐ श्री काशी विश्वनाथाय नमः”(Om Shri Kashi Vishwanathaya Namah)

8. Trimbakeshwar (Maharashtra)

The Godavari River rises at Trimbakeshwar, which is close to Nashik. This holy location is close to the Godavari River’s source, in the foothills of the Brahmagiri mountain. The temple’s architecture, which reflects its historical significance and the different dynasties that dominated the area, is a fusion of North Indian and South Indian styles. 

ॐ श्री त्र्यंबकेश्वराय नमः”(Om Shri Trayambakeshwaraya Namah)

9. Vaidyanath (Deoghar, Jharkhand)

Vaidyanath temple has another name Vaijnath, located in Deoghar in the Santhal Parganas district of Jharkhand. This is the Dham of baba baidyanath. One of the 12 jyotirlingas, which are sacred shrines devoted to lord Shiva. People worship god here to seek blessings and fulfill their desires.

ॐ श्री वैद्यनाथाय नमः” (Om Shri Vaidyanathaya Namah)

10. Nageshwar (Dwarka, Gujarat)

The Jyotirlinga is rooted in Dwarka, where people call it the Nagnath temple. Devotees dedicate the sacred shrine to Lord Shiva, as it holds great importance for Hindus and attracts many pilgrims. To protect his devotees from the Daruka demon, lord shiva took the form of a jyotirlinga and defeated the demon.

ॐ श्री ज्योतिर्लिंगेश्वराय नमः”(Om Shri Jyotirlingeshwaraya Namah)

11. Rameshwar (Tamil Nadu)

Rameshwar temple located in the state of Tamil Nadu known for its long corridors and sacred ponds. Devotees dedicate it to the Hindu god Shiva, and it is one of the 12 jyotirlingas where people revere Shiva in the form of the jyotirlinga pillar of light. It has the longest corridor and believed visiting the temple and offerings will purify one’s bad sins and get salvation.

ॐ श्री रामेश्वराय नमः”(Om Shri Rameshwaraya Namah)

12. Grishneshwar (Ellora, Maharashtra)

In the Ellora caves, Grishneshwar is an ancient temple dedicated to lord Shiva. One of the 12 jyotirlingas is the sacred shrine, a UNESCO world heritage site revered for its ancient rock-cut temple. It is believed to be the last or 12th Jyotirlinga on earth.

ॐ श्री गृष्णेश्वराय नमः” (Om Shri Grishneshwaraya Namah)

Conclusion

People say that these powerful 12 jyotirlinga mantras bless those who recite them with complete dedication and devotion. Lord Shiva appeared at every place, and thus, devotees consider these places sacred.

Devotees seek Lord Shiva’s blessings and favor by reciting this mantra, especially through the revered Jyotirlingas, which are manifestations of his heavenly light (Jyoti) all over India. Pilgrims believe that through dedication and prayer, they can forgive their sins and realize their dreams at these twelve Jyotirlingas, which people revere as pilgrimage locations with immense spiritual importance.

Bhole Baba Ki Chalisa
Lyrics

Bhole Baba Ki Chalisa – भगवान शिव की पूजा और उनके गुणगान के लिए एक महत्वपूर्ण हिन्दू भजन है। यह चालीसा भक्तों को भगवान शिव की महिमा, उनके अस्तित्व, और उनके आशीर्वाद को प्राप्त करने के लिए प्रोत्साहित करती है। शिव चालीसा का रचनाकार तुकाराम महाराज के नाम से प्रसिद्ध है, हालांकि इसे अन्य महान संतों और भक्तों द्वारा भी रचित और गायन किया गया है।

भगवान शिव, जिन्हें महादेव, नीलकंठ, भोलेनाथ, और त्रिलोकीनाथ जैसे अनेक नामों से पुकारा जाता है, हिन्दू धर्म के सबसे प्रमुख देवताओं में से एक हैं। शिव चालीसा में भगवान शिव के अद्वितीय रूपों, उनके कृत्यों और उनके भक्तों के लिए उनकी कृपा को व्यक्त किया गया है। इस चालीसा के प्रत्येक श्लोक में भगवान शिव के विभिन्न गुणों का वर्णन है और भक्तों को उनसे आशीर्वाद प्राप्त करने के लिए एक सशक्त मार्गदर्शन मिलता है।

शिव चालीसा का पाठ विशेष रूप से सोमवार के दिन किया जाता है, जो भगवान शिव को समर्पित होता है। यह पूजा भक्तों के जीवन में शांति, समृद्धि और मानसिक शांति लाने के लिए अत्यंत प्रभावी मानी जाती है। इस चालीसा के नियमित पाठ से जीवन के सभी संकट दूर होते हैं, और भगवान शिव की कृपा से हर मुश्किल से उबरने की शक्ति मिलती है।

शिव चालीसा लिरिक्स हिंदी में।

॥ दोहा ॥
जय गणेश गिरिजा सुवन मंगल मूल सुजन।
कहत अयोध्या दास तुम देव अभया वरदान॥

॥ चौपाई ॥

जय गिरिजा पति दीनदयाला। सदा करत संतन प्रतिपाला॥
भला चंद्रमा सोहात नाइक कानन। कुंडल नागफनी के॥
अंग गौर शिर गंगा बहाए। मुण्डमाला तन छड़ा लगाए॥
वस्त्र खला बाघंबर सोहै छवि। को देखा नाग मुनि मोहिं॥

मैना माता की हवाई दुलारी। वाम अंग सोहात छवि न्यारी॥
कड़ा त्रिशूल सोहात छवि भारी करत। सदा शत्रुन छायाकारी॥
नंदी गणेश सोहैन ताहाँ कैसे। सागर मध्य कमल हैं जैसे॥
कार्तिक श्याम और गणरा-उ या छवि। को कहि जाता न काऊ॥

देवन् जबहि जय पुकारा। तबहि दुख प्रभु आप निवारा॥
किया उपद्रव तारक भारी देवन् सब मिली। तुमहि जुहारी॥
तुरत शदानन आप पठायउ। लव-नि-मेष महान मारी गिरायउ॥
आप जलंधर असुर संहारा सुयश। तुम्हारा विदित संसार॥

त्रिपुरासुर सना युद्ध मचाय। सभी कृपाकर लीना बचाय॥
किया तपाहीं भागीरथ भारी पूर्व। प्रतिज्ञा तसु पुरारी॥
दानिन महान तुम सम कौ नहीं। सेवक स्तुति करत सदाहिन॥
वेद नाम महिमा तब गायें अकथ। आनंदी भेद नहीं पाए॥

प्रगटे उधधि मंथन में ज्वाला। जारत सुर-सुर भयें विहला॥
किंहा दया ताहाँ करि सहायता। नीलकंठ तब नाम कहाए॥
पूजन रामचंद्र जब किंहा। जीती के लंका विभीषण दीन्हि॥
सहस कमल में हो रहे धारी किंहा। परीक्षा तबहीं पुरारी॥

एक कमल प्रभु रखै जौइ। कुशल-नैन पूजन चाह सोइ॥
कठिन भक्ति देखि प्रभु शंकर। भए प्रसन्न दिये-इच्छित वर॥
जय जय जय अनंत अविनाशी। करत कृपा सबके घट वासी॥
दुष्टा सकल नित मोहीं सतावै। भ्रमत रहे मोहीं चैन न आवै॥

त्राही-त्राही मैं नाथ पुकारो। यही अवसर मोहि आना उबारो॥
लै त्रिशूल शत्रुन को मारो। संकट से मोहि आना उबारो॥
माता पिता भ्राता सब होई। संकट में पूछत नहीं कोई॥
स्वामी एक है आशा तुम्हारी। आवा हरहु अब संकट भारी॥

धन निर्धन को देता सदाहीं। जो कोई जनचे सो फल पाहीं॥
अस्तुति कहि विधि करै तुम्हारी। क्षमहु नाथ अब चुका हमारी॥
शंकर हो संकट के निशान। विघ्न विनाशन मंगल करण॥
योगी यति मुनि ध्यान लगावन। शरद नारद शिषा नवावैं॥

नमो नमो जय नमः शिवाय। सुर ब्रह्मादिक पर न पाया॥
जो यह पाठ करै मन लाई। तपर होता है शम्भु सहायि॥
रिनीयन जो कोई हो अधिकारी। पाठ करै सो पावन हरि॥
पुत्र-हीन इच्छा कर कोई। निश्चित शिव प्रसाद तेहिं होई॥

पंडित त्रयोदशी को लावै। ध्यानपूर्वक होम करावै॥
त्रयोदशी व्रत करे हमेशा। तन नहीं टाके रहे कलेशा॥
धूप दीप नैवेद्य चढ़ावै। अंत वास शिवपुर में पावै॥
कहै अयोध्या आशा तुम्हारी। जानी सकल दुख हरहु हमारी॥

॥ दोहा ॥
नित्य नेम करी प्रातहि। पाठ कराऊं चालीस॥
तुम मेरी मन कामना। पूर्ण करहु जगदीश॥

Shiv Chalisa Lyrics In English

॥ Doha ॥
Jai Ganesh Girija Suvan Mangal Mul Sujan।
Kahat Ayodhya Das Tum Dev Abhaya Varadan ॥

॥ Chaupai ॥

Jai Girija Pati Dinadayala। Sada Karat Santan Pratipala ॥
Bhala Chandrama Sohat Nike Kanan। Kundal Nagaphani Ke ॥
Anga Gaur Shira Ganga Bahaye। Mundamala Tan Chhara Lagaye ॥
Vastra Khala Baghambar Sohain Chhavi। Ko Dekha Naga Muni Mohain ॥

Maina Matu Ki Havai Dulari। Vama Anga Sohat Chhavi Nyari ॥
Kara Trishul Sohat Chhavi Bhari Karat। Sada Shatrun Chhayakari ॥
Nandi Ganesh Sohain Tahan Kaise। Sagar Madhya Kamal Hain Jaise ॥
Kartik Shyam Aur Ganara-U Ya Chhavi। Ko Kahi Jata Na Kauo ॥

Devan Jabahi Jaya Pukara। Tabahi Dukha Prabhu Apa Nivara ॥
Kiya Upadrav Tarak Bhari Devan Sab Mili। Tumahi Juhari ॥
Turata Shadanana Apa Pathayau। Lava-Ni-Mesh Mahan Mari Girayau ॥
Apa Jalandhara Asura Sanhara Suyash। Tumhara Vidit Sansara ॥

Tripurasur Sana Yudha Machayi। Sabhi Kripakar Lina Bachayi ॥
Kiya Tapahin Bhagiratha Bhari Purva। Pratigya Tasu Purari ॥
Danin Mahan Tum Sama Kou Nahin। Sevak Astuti Karat Sadahin ॥
Veda Nam Mahima Tab Gayaee Akatha। Anandi Bhed Nahin Payee ॥

Pragate Udadhi Mantan Men Jvala। Jarat Sura-Sur Bhaye Vihala ॥
Kinha Daya Tahan Kari Sahayee। Nilakantha Tab Nam Kahayee ॥
Pujan Ramchandra Jab Kinha। Jiti Ke Lanka Vibhishan Dinhi ॥
Sahas Kamal Men Ho Rahe Dhari Kinha। Pariksha Tabahin Purari ॥

Ek Kamal Prabhu Rakheu Joi। Kushal-Nain Pujan Chaha Soi ॥
Kathin Bhakti Dekhi Prabhu Shankar। Bhaye Prasanna Diye-Ichchhit Var ॥
Jai Jai Jai Anant Avinashi। Karat Kripa Sabake Ghat Vasi ॥
Dushta Sakal Nit Mohin Satavai। Bhramat Rahe Mohin Chain Na Avai ॥

Trahi-Trahi Main Nath Pukaro। Yahi Avasar Mohi Ana Ubaro ॥
Lai Trishul Shatrun Ko Maro। Sankat Se Mohin Ana Ubaro ॥
Mata Pita Bhrata Sab Hoi। Sankat Men Puchhat Nahin Koi ॥
Svami Ek Hai Asha Tumhari। Ava Harahu Aba Sankat Bhari ॥

Dhan Nirdhan Ko Deta Sadahin। Jo Koi Janche So Phal Pahin ॥
Astuti Kehi Vidhi Karai Tumhari। Kshamahu Nath Aba Chuka Hamari ॥
Shankar Ho Sankat Ke Nishan। Vighna Vinashan Mangal Karan ॥
Yogi Yati Muni Dhyan Lagavan। Sharad Narad Shisha Navavain ॥

Namo Namo Jai Namah Shivaya। Sura Brahmadik Par Na Paya ॥
Jo Yah Patha Karai Man Lai। Tapar Hota Hai Shambhu Sahayee ॥
Riniyan Jo Koi Ho Adhikari। Patha Karai So Pavan Hari ॥
Putra-hin Ichchha Kar Koi। Nischaya Shiva Prasad Tehin Hoi ॥

Pandit Trayodashi Ko Lavai। Dhyan-Purvak Homa Karavai ॥
Trayodashi Vrat Kare Hamesha। Tan Nahin Take Rahe Kalesha ॥
Dhupa Dipa Naivedya Charhavai। Anta Vasa Shivapur Men Pavai ॥
Kahai Ayodhya Asha Tumhari। Jani Sakal Dukha Harahu Hamari ॥

॥ Doha ॥
Nitya Nema kari Pratahi। Patha karau Chalis ॥
Tum Meri Man Kamana। Purna Karahu Jagadish ॥

निष्कर्ष:

शिव चालीसा एक अत्यंत पवित्र और प्रभावशाली भजन है, जो भगवान शिव के अद्वितीय रूपों और उनकी कृपा को व्यक्त करता है। इसके पाठ से न केवल आध्यात्मिक शांति और सुख मिलता है, बल्कि यह व्यक्ति को मानसिक और शारीरिक समस्याओं से भी उबारता है। शिव चालीसा के नियमित पाठ से भगवान शिव की अनुकंपा प्राप्त होती है, जिससे जीवन के सभी संकट दूर होते हैं और जीवन में समृद्धि एवं सुख की प्राप्ति होती है। 

इसमें भगवान शिव के अनेक रूपों, उनकी शक्तियों और उनके भक्तों के प्रति उनकी अपार दया का वर्णन किया गया है। इस चालीसा को सही श्रद्धा और विश्वास के साथ पाठ करने से जीवन में सकारात्मक परिवर्तन आते हैं। अतः, शिव चालीसा का नियमित पाठ करने से व्यक्ति का मन शांत रहता है, उसे आत्मविश्वास प्राप्त होता है, और भगवान शिव की कृपा से उसकी सभी इच्छाएं पूरी होती हैं।

Mahamrityunjay Mantra
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Mahamrityunjay Mantra (महामृत्युंजय मंत्र)

ॐ त्र्यम्बकं यजामहे
सुगन्धिं पुष्टिवर्धनम् ।
उर्वारुकमिव बन्धनान्
मृत्योर्मुक्षीय मामृतात् ॥

Mahamrityunjay Mantra In English

Om Trimbak Yajamhe
Sugandhi Puthivivradhanam ।
Urvorukmiv Bandhanan
Mrtyormukshiy Mamratat ॥

मूल रूप:

ॐ त्र्यम्बकं यजामहे सुगन्धिं पुष्टिवर्धनम् ।
उर्वारुकमिव बन्धनान्मृत्योर्मुक्षीय माऽमृतात् ॥

महा मृत्युंजय मंत्र का अक्षरशः अर्थ –

त्रयंबकम: त्रि-नेत्रों वाला (कर्मकारक)
यजामहे: हम पूजते हैं,सम्मान करते हैं,हमारे श्रद्देय।
सुगंधिम: मीठी महक वाला, सुगंधित (कर्मकारक)
पुष्टि: एक सुपोषित स्थिति, फलने-फूलने वाली,समृद्ध जीवन की परिपूर्णता।
वर्धनम: वह जो पोषण करता है,शक्ति देता है, (स्वास्थ्य,धन,सुख में) वृद्धिकारक;जो हर्षित करता है,आनन्दित करता है और स्वास्थ्य प्रदान करता है,एक अच्छा माली।
उर्वारुकम: ककड़ी (कर्मकारक)।
इव: जैसे,इस तरह।
बंधना: तना (लौकी का); (“तने से” पंचम विभक्ति – वास्तव में समाप्ति -द से अधिक लंबी है जो संधि के माध्यम से न/अनुस्वार में परिवर्तित होती है)।
मृत्युर: मृत्यु से।
मुक्षिया: हमें स्वतंत्र करें, मुक्ति दें।
मा: न।
अमृतात: अमरता, मोक्।ष

सरल अनुवाद –

हम त्रि-नेत्रीय वास्तविकता का चिंतन करते हैं जो जीवन की मधुर परिपूर्णता को पोषित करता है और वृद्धि करता है। ककड़ी की तरह हम इसके तने से अलग (मुक्त) हों, अमरत्व से नहीं बल्कि मृत्यु से हों।

महा मृत्‍युंजय मंत्र (Mahamrityunjay Mantra) का अर्थ –

  •  समस्‍त संसार के पालनहार, तीन नेत्र वाले शिव की हम अराधना करते हैं। विश्‍व में सुरभि फैलाने वाले भगवान शिव मृत्‍यु न कि मोक्ष से हमें मुक्ति दिलाएं।
  •  महामृत्युंजय मंत्र के वर्णो (अक्षरों) का अर्थ महामृत्युंजय मंत्र के वर्ण पद वाक्यक चरण आधी ऋचा और सम्पुर्ण ऋचा-इन छ: अंगों के अलग-अलग अभिप्राय हैं।
  •  ओम त्र्यंबकम् मंत्र के 33 अक्षर हैं जो महर्षि वशिष्ठ के अनुसार 33 कोटि (प्रकार) देवताओं के घोतक हैं।
  •  उन तैंतीस देवताओं में 8 वसु 11 रुद्र और 12 आदित्यठ 1 प्रजापति तथा 1 षटकार हैं।
  • इन तैंतीस कोटि देवताओं की सम्पूर्ण शक्तियाँ महामृत्युंजय मंत्र से निहीत होती है। महामृत्युंजय का पाठ करने वाला प्राणी दीर्घायु तो प्राप्त करता ही हैं। साथ ही वह नीरोग,ऐश्व‍र्य युक्ता धनवान भी होता है।
  •  महामृत्युंजय का पाठ करने वाला प्राणी हर दृष्टि से सुखी एवं समृध्दिशाली होता है। भगवान शिव की अमृतमयी कृपा उस निरन्तंर बरसती रहती है।

त्रि – ध्रववसु प्राण का घोतक है जो सिर में स्थित है।

यम – अध्ववरसु प्राण का घोतक है,जो मुख में स्थित है।

ब – सोम वसु शक्ति का घोतक है,जो दक्षिण कर्ण में स्थित है।

कम – जल वसु देवता का घोतक है,जो वाम कर्ण में स्थित है।

य – वायु वसु का घोतक है,जो दक्षिण बाहु में स्थित है।

जा – अग्नि वसु का घोतक है,जो बाम बाहु में स्थित है।

म – प्रत्युवष वसु शक्ति का घोतक है, जो दक्षिण बाहु के मध्य में स्थित है।

हे – प्रयास वसु मणिबन्धत में स्थित है।

सु – वीरभद्र रुद्र प्राण का बोधक है। दक्षिण हस्त के अंगुलि के मुल में स्थित है।

ग – शुम्भ् रुद्र का घोतक है दक्षिणहस्त् अंगुलि के अग्र भाग में स्थित है।

न्धिम् -गिरीश रुद्र शक्ति का मुल घोतक है। बायें हाथ के मूल में स्थित है।

पु – अजैक पात रुद्र शक्ति का घोतक है। बाम हस्तह के मध्य भाग में स्थित है।

ष्टि – अहर्बुध्य्त् रुद्र का घोतक है,बाम हस्त के मणिबन्धा में स्थित है।

व – पिनाकी रुद्र प्राण का घोतक है। बायें हाथ की अंगुलि के मुल में स्थित है।

र्ध – भवानीश्वपर रुद्र का घोतक है,बाम हस्त अंगुलि के अग्र भाग में स्थित है।

नम् – कपाली रुद्र का घोतक है। उरु मूल में स्थित है।

उ – दिक्पति रुद्र का घोतक है। यक्ष जानु में स्थित है।

र्वा – स्था णु रुद्र का घोतक है जो यक्ष गुल्फ् में स्थित है।

रु – भर्ग रुद्र का घोतक है,जो चक्ष पादांगुलि मूल में स्थित है।

क – धाता आदित्यद का घोतक है जो यक्ष पादांगुलियों के अग्र भाग में स्थित है।

मि – अर्यमा आदित्यद का घोतक है जो वाम उरु मूल में स्थित है।

व – मित्र आदित्यद का घोतक है जो वाम जानु में स्थित है।

ब – वरुणादित्या का बोधक है जो वाम गुल्फा में स्थित है।

न्धा – अंशु आदित्यद का घोतक है। वाम पादंगुलि के मुल में स्थित है।

नात् – भगादित्यअ का बोधक है। वाम पैर की अंगुलियों के अग्रभाग में स्थित है।

मृ – विवस्व्न (सुर्य) का घोतक है जो दक्ष पार्श्वि में स्थित है।

र्त्यो् – दन्दाददित्य् का बोधक है। वाम पार्श्वि भाग में स्थित है।

मु – पूषादित्यं का बोधक है। पृष्ठै भगा में स्थित है।

क्षी – पर्जन्य् आदित्यय का घोतक है। नाभि स्थिल में स्थित है।

य – त्वणष्टान आदित्यध का बोधक है। गुहय भाग में स्थित है।

मां – विष्णुय आदित्यय का घोतक है यह शक्ति स्व्रुप दोनों भुजाओं में स्थित है।

मृ – प्रजापति का घोतक है जो कंठ भाग में स्थित है।

तात् – अमित वषट्कार का घोतक है जो हदय प्रदेश में स्थित है।

निष्कर्ष:

Mahamrityunjay Mantra एक अत्यंत प्रभावशाली और दिव्य मंत्र है, जिसे विशेष रूप से जीवन के संकटों और मृत्यु के भय से मुक्ति पाने के लिए उच्चारित किया जाता है। यह मंत्र न केवल शरीर की रक्षा करता है, बल्कि आत्मा को भी शांति और स्थिरता प्रदान करता है। भगवान शिव के इस मंत्र का जाप करने से व्यक्ति को मानसिक और भौतिक दृष्टि से बल मिलता है। इसका नियमित उच्चारण व्यक्ति के जीवन में सकारात्मक परिवर्तन लाता है और भगवान शिव की कृपा प्राप्त होती है। यह मंत्र एक शक्तिशाली साधना का रूप है, जो जीवन को शुभ, समृद्ध और शांतिपूर्ण बनाता है।