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Aarti: A collection of Aartis of Hindu Gods and Goddesses
In the morning, the Aarti of the Gods and Goddesses is usually heard in Hindu families. On many small and big auspicious occasions, people of many houses perform the Aarti of their deities along with their families. Like on the occasion of Diwali, people perform the Aarti of Maa Lakshmi and Lord Shri Ganesh, Aarti of Durga Mata on Navratri, Aarti of Shri Krishna on Janmashtami and Aarti of Lord Shiva on Shivratri. In such a situation, if you also want that you have a collection of Aarti of all the Gods and Goddesses according to every occasion or auspicious festival, then this article of ours is going to prove very useful for you. Because in this article of ours, we are going to tell you something so that you can read the complete Aarti collection of all the Gods and Goddesses in Hindi very easily.
Importance of Aarti
Aarti is a song by which devotees pray to God and consider themselves blessed. It is a simple but very effective method of worshipping any God or their favorite deities. While performing Aarti, the person worships God according to a special method by singing Aarti as well as lighting incense sticks. Its importance can be seen from the fact that in Hindu temples, which are considered to be the most important symbol of faith of Hindus, it is customary to bow down before the deity as soon as one wakes up in the morning and then perform Aarti after worshipping him. This special sequence of performing Aarti is also repeated methodically after the evening worship. Apart from this, the doors of every temple are also closed only after Aarti before sleeping at night.
Benefits of Aarti
According to Sanatan Dharma, not only the one who performs Aarti gets the blessings of God but God also showers his blessings on the people who participate in the Aarti. It is believed that every devotee gets a lot of virtue by participating in the Aarti. The sight of Aarti in temples seems no less than a festival because Aarti is performed here with full pomp and show. The sight of Aarti at many mythological and religious places is worth seeing. These places include Banaras Ghat, Haridwar, Prayag, Maa Vaishno Devi's Darbar, Mahakal's Aarti, Vrindavan, etc. A large number of devotees from the country and abroad come to participate in the Aarti here. Aarti is especially called Deep Aaradhana in South India.
The right way to do Aarti
Just as a special method has to be followed for worshipping God, similarly, it is mandatory to follow some main rules while performing Aarti. While performing Aarti, the mind of the person performing Aarti and all the people participating in the Aarti should be clean, that is, they should perform Aarti with full devotion. Only then the virtue of Aarti is attained. While performing Aarti, flowers should be offered to the deities three times. It is believed that devotees call God from their inner soul during Aarti, hence it is also called Panchaarti in many states. In this, the five parts of the devotee's body, brain, heart, shoulders, hands and knees, i.e., prostration, perform Aarti together, this is the reason why Aarti is also considered a symbol of Panch-Pran. In this article of Astrolive, you can read the Aarti of various gods and goddesses. And in this way, you can now get and read the entire Aarti collection of God very easily.
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