Satyanarayan Aarti
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Aarti Satyanarayan Ji Ki

Aarti Satyanarayan Ji Ki (Jai Lakshmi Ramana) - the aarti to Bhagwan Satyanarayan, a form of Vishnu, sung at the close of the Satyanarayan Katha and puja.

जय लक्ष्मीरमणा, स्वामी जय लक्ष्मीरमणा।
सत्यनारायण स्वामी, जन पातक हरणा॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

रत्न जड़ित सिंहासन, अद्भुत छवि राजे।
नारद करत निराजन, घंटा ध्वनि बाजे॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

प्रकट भये कलि कारण, द्विज को दरश दियो।
बूढ़ो ब्राह्मण बनकर, कंचन महल कियो॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

दुर्बल भील कठारो, जिन पर कृपा करी।
चन्द्रचूड़ एक राजा, जिनकी विपति हरी॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

वैश्य मनोरथ पायो, श्रद्धा तज दीनी।
सो फल भोग्यो प्रभुजी, फिर स्तुति कीनी॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

भाव भगति के कारण, छिन-छिन रूप धर्यो।
श्रद्धा धारण कीनी, तिनको काज सर्यो॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

ग्वाल बाल संग राजा, वन में भक्ति करी।
मनवांछित फल दीन्हो, दीनदयाल हरी॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

चढ़त प्रसाद सवायो, कदली फल मेवा।
धूप दीप तुलसी से, राजी सत्यदेवा॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

सत्यनारायण की आरती, जो कोई नर गावे।
कहत शिवानन्द स्वामी, वांछित फल पावे॥ ॐ जय लक्ष्मीरमणा॥

Jai Lakshmiramana, Swami Jai Lakshmiramana.
Satyanarayan Swami, jan paatak harana॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Ratn jadit sinhasan, adbhut chhavi raaje.
Narad karat nirajan, ghanta dhvani baaje॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Prakat bhaye kali kaaran, dwij ko darash diyo.
Boodho brahman bankar, kanchan mahal kiyo॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Durbal bheel katharo, jin par kripa kari.
Chandrachood ek raja, jinki vipati hari॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Vaishya manorath payo, shraddha taj deeni.
So phal bhogyo prabhuji, phir stuti keeni॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Bhaav bhagati ke kaaran, chhin-chhin roop dharyo.
Shraddha dhaaran keeni, tinko kaaj saryo॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Gwal baal sang raja, van mein bhakti kari.
Manvanchhit phal deenho, deendayal hari॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Chadhat prasad sawayo, kadali phal meva.
Dhoop deep tulsi se, raaji Satyadeva॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Satyanarayan ki aarti, jo koi nar gave.
Kahat Shivanand swami, vanchhit phal pave॥ Om Jai Lakshmiramana॥

Frequently asked questions about Aarti Satyanarayan Ji Ki

When is this aarti sung?

At the very close of the Satyanarayan puja, after the katha has been read and the sava-measure panjiri offered. It is the last act before the prasad is distributed, so the whole gathering stands and sings it together.

Who is Satyanarayan?

Vishnu worshipped as satya, truth itself - Lakshmiramana, the beloved of Lakshmi, as the opening line calls him. The vrat is kept for a vow fulfilled or a wish placed, and the aarti names the characters of its katha: the poor brahmin, the woodcutters, the merchant Sadhu and king Chandrachud.

What must be done with the prasad?

It must be taken by everyone present, and this is treated as strict - the katha itself turns on the merchant family that neglected the prasad and lost everything. Nothing is kept back or thrown away; the sava measure is made so that all can share.

Is the katha read before the aarti?

Yes. The order is sankalpa, puja, the five chapters of the katha, then the aarti and prasad. The full text is on the Satyanarayan Vrat Katha page and the procedure in the Satyanarayan vrat vidhi.

On which day is the puja held?

Purnima is the favoured day, and Thursday after it, but the puja may be held on any auspicious day once a sankalpa is made - which is why it is so often done for a new house, a new business or a wish granted.

About the Aarti Satyanarayan Ji Ki

Aarti Satyanarayan Ji Ki (Jai Lakshmi Ramana) - the aarti to Bhagwan Satyanarayan, a form of Vishnu, sung at the close of the Satyanarayan Katha and puja.

An aarti is a devotional song sung while waving a lit lamp (diya) before the deity, usually at the close of worship. The Aarti Satyanarayan Ji 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.

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