Shri Banke Bihari Teri Aarti

Shree Baanke Bihari teri aarti gaoon,
Kunj Bihari teri aarti gaoon,
(Hey giridhar teri aarti gaoon.)
aarti gaoon pyaare tujhako rijhaoon,
Shree Baanke Biharee teri aarti gaoon

Mor mukut prabhu sheesh pe sohe,
Pyaari bansi mero man mohe.
Dekh chhavi balihaari main jaoon,
Shree Bankey Bihari teri aarti gaoon.

Charano se nikalee Ganga pyaari,
Jisane saaree duniya taaree.
Main un charano ke darshan paoon,
Shree Baanke Bihari teri aarti gaoon.

Daas anaath ke naath aap ho,
Duhkh sukh jeevan pyaare saath aap ho.
Hari charanon mein sheesh jhukaoon,
Shree Baanke Bihari teri aarti gaoon.

Shree Haridas ke pyaare tum ho,
Mere mohan jeevan dhan ho.
Dekh yugal chhavi bali bali jaoon,
Shree Baanke Bihari teri aarti gaoon.

Aarti gaoon pyaare tujhako rijhaoon,
Hey giridhar teri aarti gaoon,
Aarti gaoon pyaare tujhako rijhaoon,

Kunj Bihari teri aarti gaoon,
Shyam Sundar teri aarti gaoon.
Shree Baanke Biharee teri aarti gaoon.

Shri Banke Bihari Teri Aarti

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Shri Banke Bihari Teri Aarti Gaoon – Spiritual Meanings

These bhajan lyrics are in praise of Lord Krishna, specifically highlighting His various divine attributes and expressing devotion towards Him.

Shree Baanke Bihari teri aarti gaoon, Kunj Bihari teri aarti gaoon, aarti gaoon pyaare tujhako rijhaoon.

I sing the aarti (a devotional song of worship) for you, Lord Krishna. Baanke Bihari, Kunj Bihari other names for Krishna, who is fond of the serene and beautiful groves (Kunj). I offer this aarti with love and devotion, seeking to be absorbed in your divine presence.

This verse expresses the singer’s desire to sing the aarti as an act of worship and devotion to Lord Krishna, who is affectionately known by the names Baanke Bihari and Kunj Bihari.

Mor mukut prabhu sheesh pe sohe, Pyaari bansi mero man mohe. Dekh chhavi balihaari main jaoon.

O Lord, the peacock feather adorns Your head so beautifully, and the sweet sound of Your flute captivates my heart. Beholding Your divine form, I am completely mesmerized and offer myself in surrender.

In this verse, the singer describes some of the enchanting aspects of Lord Krishna’s appearance, such as the peacock feather on His crown and the melodious tunes of His flute. The devotee expresses their willingness to be enchanted and overwhelmed by His divine presence.

Charano se nikalee Ganga pyaari, Jisane saaree duniya taaree. Main un charano ke darshan paoon.

The beloved river Ganga emanates from Your feet, Lord. You are the one who sustains the entire universe. I yearn to have the blessed opportunity to behold Your lotus feet.

This verse praises Lord Krishna as the source of the holy river Ganga, emphasizing His supreme power and authority as the sustainer of the entire cosmos. The devotee expresses a heartfelt desire to have the darshan (sight) of Krishna’s divine feet, which are considered immensely sacred and purifying.

Daas anaath ke naath aap ho, Duhkh sukh jeevan pyaare saath aap ho. Hari charanon mein sheesh jhukaoon.

You are the Lord of the helpless and the orphan, and You are the companion in both sorrow and joy in life. I humbly bow down at the feet of Lord Hari (another name for Krishna).

In these lines, the devotee expresses their deep faith in Lord Krishna as the protector and caretaker of those who are helpless and have no one else to rely on. They acknowledge that Krishna is their constant companion, supporting them through all the ups and downs of life. The devotee humbly surrenders themselves at the lotus feet of Lord Hari, seeking His blessings and guidance.

Shree Haridas ke pyaare tum ho, Mere mohan jeevan dhan ho. Dekh yugal chhavi bali bali jaoon.

You are the beloved of Shree Haridas (a devotee of Krishna), and You are the true wealth of my life, my beloved. I am completely mesmerized by the divine image of the divine couple (Krishna and Radha), and I am ready to offer my all in devotion.

In these lines, the devotee addresses Lord Krishna as the beloved of His devotee, Shree Haridas. They consider Krishna as the most valuable and cherished treasure of their life. The devotee is captivated by the divine image of Krishna and Radha together (yugal chhavi), symbolizing the divine union of souls. They express their willingness to offer themselves completely in devotion to the divine couple.

Overall, these bhajan lyrics express the devotee’s profound love, surrender, and reverence towards Lord Krishna. The devotee sees Krishna as the compassionate and caring protector in times of need and as the ultimate source of joy and solace in life. Their devotion is heartfelt and genuine, and they find immense joy in singing the aarti of Shree Baanke Bihari, which is a beautiful way to express their devotion and seek spiritual fulfillment.

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