Ganesh Ji Ki Aarti with Lyrics in Hindi-English Download FREE- Jai Ganesh

Shree Ganesh Ji ki Aarti begins with the words – Jai Ganesh, Jai Ganesh, Jai Ganesh Deva. Shri Ganesh Aarti is universally known to have its own importance. Since Lord Ganesh is attributed as the first god, his aarti and mantras are always a part of every Hindu festival and celebration. Shree Ganesh Aarti is chanted firstly in any puja, especially in Ganesh Utsav.

Shree Ganesh Ji Ki Aarti Lyrics in English

Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh,
Jai Ganesh Deva ।
Mata Jaki Parwati,
Pita Maha Deva ॥

Ek Dant Daya Want,
Char Bhuuja Dhari ।
Mathe Sindor Shoye,
Muse Ki Sawari ॥

Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh,
Jai Ganesh Deva ।
Mata Jaki Parwati,
Pita Maha Deva ॥

Pan Chadhe Phool Chadhe,
Aur Chadhe Mewa ।
Laduan Ko Bhog Lage,
Sant Kare Sewa ॥

Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh,
Jai Ganesh Deva ।
Mata Jaki Parwati,
Pita Maha Deva ॥

Andhan Ko Aankh Det,
Kodhin Ko Kaya ।
Bajhan Ko Purta Det,
Nirdhan Ko Maya॥

Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh,
Jai Ganesh Deva ।
Mata Jaki Parwati,
Pita Maha Deva ॥

‘sur’ Shaam Sharan Aaye,
Safal Ki Jiye Sewa ।
Mata Jaki Parwati,
Pita Maha Deva ॥

Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh,
Jai Ganesh Deva ।
Mata Jaki Parwati,
Pita Maha Deva ॥

—– Additional —–
Deenan Ki Laaj Rakho,
Shambhu Sutakari ।
Kamana Ko Poorn Karo,
Jaoon Balihari ॥

Jai Ganesh Jai Ganesh,
Jai Ganesh Deva ।
Mata Jaki Parwati,
Pita Maha Deva ॥

More Devotional Bhajan Aarti in Hindi & English

Ganesh Aarti is performed to please the great lord. Now that you have read the lyrics of Shree Ganesh Ji Ki Aarti, you may also want to read more devotional aartis and bhajans. Click on the following links for this information in Hindi and English languages.

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Chanting of mantras and doing aarti of Ganesh ji is done first in all Hindu pujas. Thereafter, other mantras, aartis and shlokas are chanted. If you want to chant the Aartis of Lord Shiv Ji and God Vishnu Ji after you are done with Ganesh ji aarti, then check the links below.

About Ganesh Ji

Lord Ganesha is the giver of Riddhi-siddhi and the provider of auspicious benefits. He removes the obstacle, crisis, disease, and impoverishment of the devotees. According to the scriptures, it is believed that the day of special worship of Gajanan is Wednesday. On this day worshipping God with a true heart fulfills all desires. Also, if the planet Mercury is in an inauspicious state in your horoscope, then worshipping on this day also calms it down.

‘Jai Ganesh Deva ‘ is very auspicious to chant this aarti on Wednesday every week. Along with this, during every Ganesh Chaturthi, you should worship the Lord Ganpati for the removal of all the obstacles. This festival is celebrated prominently in Maharashtra, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh. It is believed that worshipping Ganesha does not cause any hindrance in any auspicious work. It is a ritual to worship Lord Ganesha before doing every auspicious work.

Shree Ganesh Ji Mantra

It is not arduous to worship Shree Ganesh. Of course, his aarti holds immense significance. But if you are short of time, then you can simply chant the Shree Ganesh Ji Mantra, which is given below in Sanskrit and English languages.

In Sanskrit:

ॐ गंग गणपतये नमो नमः !!

In English:

Om Gan Ganpataye Namo Namah !!

Shree Ganesh Ji Ki Sawari

Ganesha’s ride is a mouse. Being the lord of the Ganas, he also has the name Ganapati. In astrology, Lord Ganesha is believed to be the deity of Ketu. He mounts a mouse and roams around the universe. Shri Ganesh is the first god in all the worships and devotions.

Shree Ganpati Ji Symbol

Just have a look at the idol of Gajanan at your home or in the temple, you will find a number of symbols, wherein each has its own meaning. Shri Ganesh Ji has large ears that are symbolic of listening more. Ganesh Ji has a big head which is the symbol of thinking big and learning more. It also refers to using intellect to your fullest potential.

The trunk of Lord Ganapati is always moving. It means that one should always be active in life. Lord Ganesha has an enormous belly and is considered a symbol of prosperity. Big belly means to understand good and bad things, that is, digest them properly and then make your decision. Lord Ganesha is also called Ekadanta. It symbolizes the fact that everyone should make good use of everything in life as it is useful for them.

Shree Ganpati Ji History and Significance

Lord Ganesha has a main significance in the Hindu religion. He rides a mouse which is a representation of desire. Shri Ganesha tells us that desire must always be in control, else it can result in havoc. It can easily be controlled and rid, disallowing it to take you in control. Gajanan also has a large stomach which means digesting all the positives and negatives that happen in life.

Ganesh Ji has been given the position of the first god in Hinduism. This means that in any kind of worshipping in the religion, he will be worshipped first and then the other proceedings shall take place. It is a good practice to offer vermilion (सिन्दूर (Sindur)) to Ganesha on Wednesday to fulfil all your wishes. It is also a good practice to chant the special mantra while offering vermilion because although vermilion is offered to every deity, it is important to offer vermilion to the Shiva family or all the incarnations of Shiva. Therefore every Wednesday you should offer vermilion with this mantra to Shri Ganesha.

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