Guru Jambheshwar Bhagwan Ki Aarti
Guru Jambheshwar Ki Aarti Gau,
Haath Jodkar Sheesh Nivau.
Peempasar Mein Janam Liya Tha,
Samarathal Par Darash Diya Tha,
Adbhut Leela Thaari, Bali Bali Jau.
Peempasar Nagari Mein Aanand Chhaayo,
Nand Jee Ko Laal, Lohat Ghar Aayo,
Thaara Yug-Yug Darshan Pau.
Sab Sakhiyaan Mil Mangal Gaave,
Aiso Avasar Pher Na Aave,
Thaara Jyoti Mein Darshan Paanoo.
Sadaanand Thaari Aarati Utaare,
Vishnu Naam Ka Mantra Uchaare,
Thaane Subah Aur Shaam Manaoo.
Guru Jambheshwar Bhagwan Ki Aarti About
Guru Jambheshwar Bhagwan Ki Aarti praises his saintly nature, teachings, and reforms. He founded the Bishnoi community emphasizing compassion for living beings, truth, penance, and the protection of nature. The Aarti describes his divine acts, wildlife protection, harmony among saints, and efforts for the welfare of devotees. Reciting the Aarti destroys negativity, brings mental peace, and enhances positivity in the community.
Meaning
The meaning of this Aarti lies in Guru Jambheshwar Ji's compassion, his establishment of love and righteousness in society, and worshiping him as a divine incarnation. The Aarti communicates messages of truth, renunciation, service, and protection of living beings.
Benefits
- Mental and familial peace
- Development of truth, service, and compassion in society
- Inspiration for animal and environmental protection
- Freedom from troubles and positivity
- Spiritual progress and development of virtues
- Preservation of nature and culture
Significance
This Aarti is recited during major religious occasions and community rituals of the Bishnoi society. Worshipping Guru Jambheshwar inspires life with righteousness, compassion, and reverence for nature. Recitation is considered especially auspicious during Guru Jayanti, Pitrapaksha, and special festivals.