Month: Kartik
tirth: none
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Lakshmi mantras: the main mantras with meaning and how to chant them
Shreem is the seed syllable of Lakshmi. Here are the four main Lakshmi mantras in Devanagari and Roman letters, with word meanings and the source of each.
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Chhath Puja mantras for the evening and dawn arghya, with meaning
At Chhath, arghya goes to the setting Sun on day three and the rising Sun on day four, with the verse “Om ehi Surya sahasransho” and its meaning.
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Bhai Dooj aarti: Yamuna aarti lyrics with meaning
The Yamuna aarti “Jai Kalindi, Haripriya jai” from the Gita Press Aarti-Sangrah, in Hindi and Roman letters with plain meanings, and how it is sung on Bhai Dooj.
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Ahoi Mata ki aarti: lyrics in Hindi and English, with meaning
The Ahoi Mata ki aarti, “Jai Ahoi Mata”, sung at the close of the Ahoi Ashtami evening puja, in Devanagari and Roman with a plain English meaning.
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Ahoi Aarti
Ahoi Aarti is a sacred prayer dedicated to Ahoi Mata, especially sung by mothers for the well-being of their children. Singing this aarti with love and devotion brings peace, happiness, and positive energy into the family. Devotees pray to Ahoi Mata for their children’s safety, health, and long life. Ahoi Aarti Lyrics Ahoi Mata Aarti…
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Shri Govardhan Maharaj aarti: lyrics in Hindi with meaning
After the puja and bhog on Govardhan Puja, families sing “Shri Govardhan Maharaj” to Govardhan Hill as a king. Full Hindi text, Roman letters and a line by line English meaning.
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Dhanteras aarti: Jai Dhanvantari Deva lyrics with meaning
The Dhanteras aarti is “Jai Dhanvantari Deva”, sung to Lord Dhanvantari, physician of the gods, whose birth anniversary is kept on the same day. Full Hindi and Roman text with a plain English meaning.
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Tulsi Chalisa: full Hindi text, English letters and line by line meaning
The Tulsi Chalisa is a Hindi prayer to Tulsi Mata that begins “Namo namo Tulsi Maharani”. Full text from a 2004 printed edition, in Hindi and English letters, with its meaning.
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Mahalakshmi Chalisa: lyrics in Hindi and English with meaning
The Mahalakshmi Chalisa, Namo Maha Lakshmi jai mata, in Devanagari and Roman script with the meaning of every chaupai.