आरती · चालीसा · मंत्र · भजन

Sing to the Divine

आरती, भजन और मंत्र — सब एक जगह

116 aartis, chalisas, mantras, stotras and bhajans with Hindi lyrics, easy transliteration and the meaning of every verse, plus audio to sing along and a jap counter for every mantra.

Krishna playing the bansuri amid glowing waves
संग्रह · The collection

Every aarti, chalisa, mantra & bhajan

Aartis

आरती34

Chalisas

चालीसा11

Mantras

मंत्र29

Stotras & stutis

स्तोत्र30

Bhajans

भजन12
वार · Day by day

Which aarti on which day?

Each weekday is dedicated to a deity. Here is what to sing.

Questions

Which aarti should I sing every day?

Begin with Jai Ganesh Deva (or Sukhkarta Dukhharta), then the aarti of your family deity, and close with Om Jai Jagdish Hare and Karpur Gauram. On each weekday you can add the aarti of that day’s deity; the guide on this page shows which.

What is the difference between an aarti, a bhajan and a mantra?

An aarti is sung while waving a lamp before the deity; a bhajan is a devotional song, often by a saint like Meera or Surdas; a mantra is a sacred formula, usually Sanskrit, repeated in jap; a chalisa has forty verses and a stotra is a Sanskrit hymn of praise.

Can I read these on my phone during puja?

Yes. Every page has large, readable text you can enlarge, the option to hide the transliteration or meaning, and a print button if you prefer paper. Pages with audio or video let you sing along.