Aarti Ki je Hanuman Lala ki in English

Hanuman Ji Ki Aarti In English Lyrics

Aarti Ki je Hanuman Lala ki: As a devotee of Hanuman ji, singing Hanuman Chalisahanuman ji ki aarti is the supreme part of my day. I start my day by chanting it at least once. The musical songs and poetic words fill me with immense strength and devotion towards my beloved Bajrang Bali.

Hanuman Ji Ki Aarti is a popular devotional hymn sung in praise of Lord Hanuman. He is worshiped as a symbol of strength, devotion and perseverance. It is believed that singing aarti pleases Lord Hanuman and brings his blessings.

The lyrics of the aarti were written in the 17th century by the famous medieval Indian saint and poet Tulsidas, who is best known for writing the epic Ramcharitmanas. The popular shloka ‘Jai Jai Jai Hanuman’ means ‘Jai Hanuman’ and is chanted by devotees for his glory.

|| Shri Hanuman Stuti ||


Manojavam Maruta Tulya Vegam,
Jitendriyam Buddhimatam Varishtham ||
Vatatmajam Vanara Yutha Mukhyam,
Shri Rama Dootam Sharanam Prapadye ||

|| Aarti ||


Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lala Ki,
Dusht Dalan Ragunath Kala Ki ||

Jaake Bal Se Girawar Kaape,
Rog Dosh Jaake Nikat Na Jhaanke ||
Anjani Putra Maha Baldaayi,
Santan Ke Prabhu Sada Sahayi ||
Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lala Ki ||

De Veera Ragunath Pathaaye,
Lanka Jaari Siya Sudhi Laiye ||
Lanka So Kot Samundra Si Khai,
Jaat Pavan Sut Baar Na Lai ||
Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lala Ki ||

Lanka Jaari Asur Sankhare,
Siya Ram Ji Ke Kaaj Sanvare ||
Lakshman Murchit Pade Sakare,
Laaye Sanjivan Praan Ubaare ||
Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lala Ki ||

Paithi Pataal Tori Jamkaare,
Ahiraavan Ki Bhuja Ukhaare ||
Baai Bhuja Asur Dal Maare,
Daai Bhuja Sant Jan Taare ||
Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lala Ki ||

Sur-Nar-Muni Jan Aarti Utare,
Jai Jai Jai Hanuman Uchare ||
Kanchan Thaar Kapoor Lau Chaape,
Aarti Karat Anjana Maaye ||
Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lala Ki ||

Jo Hanumanji Ki Aarti Gaave,
Basai Baikunth Param Pad Paave ||
Lanka Vidhvaan Kiye Raghu Raai,
Tulsidas Swami Keerti Gaai ||

Aarti Keejai Hanuman Lala Ki,
Dusht Dalan Ragunath Kala Ki ||

Importance of Aarti

The song narrates the heroic achievements of Hanuman in helping Lord Sri Rama rescue Sita ji from the demon king Ravana. Some of the major events highlighted in the song are:

  • Hanuman’s departure towards Lanka after crossing 100 yojana sea.
  • Burned entire Lanka with his tail
  • killed many demons
  • Finding Maa Sita and giving the ring to Lord Ram
  • Lifting a mountain of Sanjivani herb to protect Laxman
  • Sri Hanuman tore his chest to express his love for Rama.
Therefore, singing the Aarti reminds the devotees of Hanuman’s loyalty, strength, courage and selfless service towards Lord Rama.

Rituals and offerings

In the hallowed abodes of Hanuman temples, devotees gather in the gentle embrace of dawn and dusk to partake in the sacred ritual of Aarti. With utmost reverence, the devoted priest gracefully swirls the luminous oil lamp in a circular dance, its radiant glow illuminating the sacred space. The mellifluous chimes of the bell resonate, permeating the atmosphere with divine vibrations. It is firmly believed that this sacred act safeguards the sanctum from malevolent forces, ensuring their swift departure, leaving only the pure essence of devotion and divine presence.

With hearts overflowing with devotion, devotees tenderly present a bouquet of fragrant flowers, delectable sweets, aromatic incense, and vibrant vermillion to adorn the divine idol. In reverence, some souls offer ripe bananas to Hanuman ji. The resonant melodies of Aarti’s sacred chants resound, stirring a profound sense of devotion and spirituality within the hearts of the faithful.

Benefits of chanting Aarti

  • Brings peace, satisfaction and protection from harm
  • Provides success by removing obstacles
  • Helps in overcoming difficulties and problems
  • Strengthens confidence and courage
  • Increases concentration and focus
Musical and lyrical chanting has a soothing, uplifting effect on the mind and soul. By singing it with faith and devotion, Lord Hanuman becomes pleased and showers his blessings on the devotees.

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