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Shri Ganesh Aarti - Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh Deva

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jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa devā| mātā jākī pārvatī pitā mahādevā||

eka danta dayāvanta cāra bhujā dhārī| māthe sindūra sohe mūse kī savārī|| jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa devā||

pāna caṛhe phala caṛhe aura caṛhe mevā| laḍḍuana kā bhoga lage santa kareṃ sevā|| jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa devā||

aṃdhana ko ām̐kha deta koṛhina ko kāyā| bāṃjhana ko putra deta nirdhana ko māyā|| jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa devā||

sūra śyāma śaraṇa āe saphala kīje sevā| mātā jākī pārvatī pitā mahādevā|| jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa jaya gaṇeśa devā||

Introduction

“Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh Deva” is the most popular and widely sung aarti dedicated to Lord Ganesha. This aarti is sung in every Hindu household during worship. Lord Ganesha is revered as Vighnaharta (remover of obstacles) and the first deity to be worshipped, making this aarti an essential part of any auspicious ceremony.

Significance

The Ganesh Aarti holds special importance because Lord Ganesha is considered the first among all deities to be worshipped. This aarti describes His divine form, virtues, and glory. He is praised as the son of Mother Parvati and Father Mahadeva (Lord Shiva). Singing this aarti with devotion is believed to remove obstacles and fulfill the wishes of devotees.

How to Perform

  1. Light a ghee lamp or oil lamp before the idol or image of Lord Ganesha
  2. Place a lamp, flowers, rice grains (akshat), and incense on the aarti plate
  3. Sing the aarti while moving the plate in a clockwise circular motion before Lord Ganesha
  4. After the aarti, all devotees should join hands and bow in reverence
  5. Offer modak (sweet dumplings) or laddoo as prasad (sacred offering)

About this aarti

Original language
Hindi
Commonly sung on
Tuesday · WednesdayA customary association, not a restriction.

Often recited with

Meanings are compiled and edited by the Ved Path team, and are being progressively reviewed for accuracy.

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