Adinath Bhagwan Ki Aarti
Aarti Utarun Adinath Bhagwan Ki,
Mata Marudevi Pita Nabhiray Lal Ki.
Rom Rom Pulakit Hota Dekh Moorat Aapki,
Aarti Ho Baba, Aarti Ho.
Prabhuji Ham Sab Utaren Thari Aarti,
Tum Dharm Dhurandhar Dhari,
Tum Rishabh Prabhu Avtari.
Tum Tin Lok Ke Swami,
Tum Gun Anant Sukhkari,
Is Yug Ke Pratham Vidhata,
Tum Moksh Marm Ke Data.
Jo Sharan Tumhari Aata,
Vo Bhav Sagar Tir Jata,
He, Naam He Hajaron Hi Gun Gaan Ki.
Tum Gyan Ki Jyoti Jamaye,
Tum Shiv Marag Batlaye,
Tum Aatho Karam Nashaye,
Tum Siddha Param Pad Paye.
Main Mangal Deep Sajaun,
Main Jagmag Jyoti Jalaun,
Main Tum Charno Mein Aaun,
Main Bhakti Mein Ram Jaun.
He Jhum Jhum Jhum Nachun Karun Aarti,
Aarti Utarun Adinath Bhagwan Ki.
Adinath Bhagwan Ki Aarti About
This Aarti recalls Lord Adinath, the first Tirthankara in Jainism, extolling his penance and spiritual purity, inspiring liberation.
Meaning
The Aarti describes the divinity of Lord Adinath and the dharma he established, showing the way to purify the soul.
Benefits
- Spiritual purity and mental peace
- Adherence to truth and compassion
- Freedom from physical and spiritual obstacles
- Attainment of liberation
Significance
Adinath Bhagwan’s Aarti is an integral part of Jain rituals, especially during Tirthankara worship.