Maa Mahagauri Aarti
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje, Jag Janani Daya Keeje,
Uma, Rama Brahmani, Apni Sharan Leeje.
Gaur Varna Ati Sohe, Vrishabh Ki Aswari,
Shwet Vastron Mein Maiyya, Laage Chhavi Pyaari.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Srishti Roop Tumhi Ho, Shiv Angi Mata,
Bhakt Tumhare Angin, Nit Pratigun Gaata.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Daksha Ke Ghar Janmi Tum, Le Avatar Sati,
Pragati Himachal Ke Ghar, Ban Shiv Parvati.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Nav Durgon Ke Maiyya, Aathvan Tera Swaroop,
Shiv Bhi Mohit Ho Gaye, Dekhke Tera Roop.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Aathve Navratre Ko, Jo Vrat Tera Kare,
Pata Pyaar Tumhara, Bhav Sindhu Woh Tare.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Ved Puran Mein Mahima, Teri Ma Aparampar,
Hum Agyani Kaise, Paaye Tumhara Pyaar.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Mahagauri Mahamaya, Aarti Teri Gaate,
Karunamayee Daya Keeje, Nishidin Tujhe Dhyaate.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
Shiv Shakti Mahagauri, Charan Sharan Leeje,
Balak Jaan Ke Apna, Humpe Daya Keeje.
Maha Gauri Daya Keeje.
About Maa Mahagauri Aarti
Maa Mahagauri is one of the most revered goddesses in the Hindu pantheon. She is the consort of Lord Shiva and is worshipped as the giver of wisdom and knowledge. She is also known as the goddess of beauty and fertility. Maa Mahagauri is usually depicted as a beautiful woman with four arms. In her four hands, she holds a lotus, a trident, a drum, and a conch shell. She is usually clad in white or green, which symbolize purity and fertility. Maa Mahagauri is worshipped during the nine nights of Navratri, when Hindus pay homage to the nine forms of the goddess Durga. On the ninth night, which is also known as Maha Navami, devotees offer special prayers and perform aartis to Maa Mahagauri. The aarti is a devotional song that is sung in praise of the goddess. It is usually accompanied by the ringing of bells and the waving of lights. The aarti is a way to show our devotion and love for Maa Mahagauri. It is also a way to seek her blessings and protection.