Swaha, swadha, Shachi, Brahmani, Radha, Rudrani. Jai Satrupa, Vani, Vidya, Kamala, Kalyani॥ Jayati jai Gayatri Mata॥
Janani hum hain deen, heen, dukh daarid ke ghere. Yadapi kutil, kapti kapoot, tau baalak hain tere॥ Jayati jai Gayatri Mata॥
Sneh sani karunamayi mata, charan sharan deejai. Bilakh rahe hum shishu sut tere, daya drishti keejai॥ Jayati jai Gayatri Mata॥
Kaam, krodh, mad, lobh, dambh, durbhav, dvesh hariye. Shuddh buddhi, nishpap hriday, man ko pavitra kariye॥ Jayati jai Gayatri Mata॥
Tum samarth sab bhaanti tarini, tushti, pushti trata. Sat maarag par hamein chalao, jo hai sukhdata॥ Jayati jai Gayatri Mata॥
Frequently asked questions about Aarti Gayatri Mata Ki
Who is Gayatri Mata?
The Gayatri mantra worshipped as a goddess - Vedmata, the mother of the Vedas, and the light of Savita that the mantra asks to illumine the intellect. The aarti calls her Aadi Shakti and Brahmarupini, so it is the mantra itself being praised in a personal form.
When is it sung?
At sandhya, the morning and evening junctions, after the Gayatri japa; at Gayatri Jayanti on Jyeshtha Shukla Dashami; and in Gayatri parivar households as the daily upasana. Sunrise is the favoured moment.
Do I need initiation to sing this aarti?
No. Formal japa of the mantra with a mala is traditionally taken from a guru, but the aarti is a household devotional song and is open to everyone, women and men alike. Sing it and, if you wish to go further, seek the initiation separately.
What does the aarti ask for?
Sat maarag par hamein chalao - set us walking on the path of truth. Then the removal of sorrow, fear, quarrel and poverty. It is a prayer for right direction first and relief second, in that order.
Is it connected with the Gayatri mantra japa?
Directly. The usual sequence is achman and pranayam, the japa in whatever count has been vowed, then this aarti with a ghee lamp to close. The Gayatri mantra page gives the text and its meaning.
About the Aarti Gayatri Mata Ki
Aarti Gayatri Mata Ki - the aarti to Maa Gayatri, the mother of the Vedas (Vedmata), sung for wisdom, purity and divine light.
An aarti is a devotional song sung while waving a lit lamp (diya) before the deity, usually at the close of worship. The Aarti Gayatri Mata Ki above is given in both Hindi (Devanagari) and English (Hinglish, Roman script) so you can sing along in whichever script you are most comfortable with - switch between the two using the buttons above.
An aarti is the lamp-song at the close of puja. It is not a forty-verse chalisa and not a stotram. Browse every lamp-song on the Aarti index, or open a mantra for the same deity. Where the lamp sits in the sequence of worship is shown in Puja Vidhi.