Shri Datta Aarti
Trigunatmak traimurti dutt ha jana |
Triguni avatar trailokyarana ||
Neti neti shabda na ye anumana |
Survar munijan yogi Samadhi na ye dhyana ||
Jai dev jai dev jai shrigurudutta |
Aarti ovalinta harali bhavachinta ||
Sabahya abyantari tu ekdutt |
Abhagyasi kaichi kalel hi maat ||
Parahi paratali tethe kaicha het |
Janmamaranacha Purlase anta ||
Dutt yeoniya ubha thakla |
Sashtange namuni pranipat kela ||
Prasanna houni ashirwad didhala |
Janmamaranacha fera chukvila ||
Dutt dutt aise lagle dhyan |
Harpale man jhale unman ||
Mi tu panachi jhali bolvan |
Eka janardani shri dutt dhyan ||
Jai dev jai dev jai ||
Shri Datta Aarti About
Shri Dattatreya is the trigunatmak incarnation of Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh. His Aarti guides devotees towards liberation from the birth-death cycle and spiritual progress.
Meaning
The Aarti describes Lord Dattatreya’s trigunatmak nature, infinite form, and glory. It grants liberation from birth and death, removal of fears, illusions, and sufferings.
Benefits
- Liberation from the cycle of birth and death
- Spiritual growth and increase in wisdom
- Destruction of troubles and mental peace
- Happiness, peace, and prosperity in family
Significance
This Aarti is sung during worship and festivals dedicated to Dattatreya. It invokes divine blessings and brings positive transformations in devotees’ lives.