Maa Annapurna Aarti
Barambar Pranam,
Maiya Bamambar Pranam ।
Jo Nahin Dhyaave Tumhen Ambike,
Kahaan Use Vishraam ।
Annapoorna Devi Nam Tihaaro,
Let Hot Sab Kaam॥
Barambar Pranam,
Maiya Bamambar Pranam ।
Pralay Yugaantar Aur Janmaantar,
Kalantar Tak Nam ।
Sur Suron Kee Rachana KAarti,
Kahan Krishna Kahan Ram ॥
Barambar Pranam,
Maiya Bamambar Pranam ।
Choomahi Charan Chatur Chaturaanan,
Chaaru Chakradhar Shyaam ।
Chandrachood Chandraanan Chaakar,
Shobha Lakhahi Lalaam ॥
Barambar Pranam,
Maiya Bamambar Pranam ।
Devi Dev! Dayaneey Dasha Mein,
Daya-daya Tab Nam ।
Traahi-traahi Sharanaagat Vatsal,
Sharan Roop Tab Dham ॥
Barambar Pranam,
Maiya Bamambar Pranam ।
Shreen, Hreem Shraddha Shri Ai Vidya,
Shree Kleen Kamala Kam ।
Kaanti, Bhraantimayee, Kanti Shaantimayee,
Var De Too Nishkaam ॥
Barambar Pranam,
Maiya Bamambar Pranam ।
Maa Annapurna Aarti About
Maa Annapurna, the giver of food to all beings, is revered as the goddess of nourishment. This Aarti is a prayer for prosperity, protection, and peace to devotees.
Meaning
The Aarti describes Maa Annapurna as the presiding deity of food and an embodiment of supreme power. It emphasizes the importance of nourishment and prays for happiness and prosperity through her blessings.
Benefits
- Freedom from lack of food
- Financial stability and prosperity
- Improved physical and mental health
- Peace, happiness, and harmony in family
Significance
Maa Annapurna’s Aarti is especially sung during food-related worship, Navratri, and other religious occasions. It invokes her special blessings and brings prosperity into devotees’ lives.