Aarti Collection (Gods)

* The word 'Aarti' is derived from the Sanskrit word Aratrika, which means something that removes Ratri, darkness.

* Aartis are performed during the puja of various Indian gods and goddesses.

* Aarti is generally performed after we finish prayers. Often called the "ceremony of light", aarti is performed to please the Divine Lord. It involves waving lighted wicks (jyoti / jot) before the sacred images to infuse the flames with the Deities' love, energy and blessings.

* Aarti songs (devotional songs) are also known as Aartis. 

* Aartis are the verses or sonnets (poetic or lyrical), in the  form of praise of a God.

Here we are presenting some aartis in English as well as hindi text.

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Aarti - Om Jai Jagadish Hare
Aarti - Kunj Bihari Ji Ki
Aarti - Jai Ganesh Deva
Aarti - Shri Ganapati Ji   
Aarti - Shri Banke Bihari Ji
Aarti - Shri Govardhan Maharaj Ki
Aarti - Shri Rama Chandra Kripalu Bhajuman   
Aarti - Shri Surya Ji
Aarti - Shri Narsingh Bhagwan Ji
Aarti - Kijai Narsingh Kunwar Ji
Aarti - Shri Chitragupta Ji
Aarti - Shri Salasar Balaji
Aarti - Bhagwat Bhagwan
Aarti - Bhairav Dev Ji
Aarti - Jai Jai Jai Ravidev
Aarti - Satyanarayan Ji Ki
Aarti - Jai Shiv Omkara
Aarti - Shri Balaji
Aarti - Om Jai Shri Krishna Hare
Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lalla Ki
Aarti - Bhagwan Adinath Ji
Aarti - Vishwakarma Ji
Aarti - Khatu Shyam Ji
Aarti - Bhagwan Mahavir Ji
Aarti - Siya Raghuvar Ji
Aarti - Shri Sai Baba
Aarti - Shri Sai Guruvar Ki
Aarti - Har Har Mahadev 
Aarti - Shiv Shankar Ji Ki

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