Hanuman Aarti

Transliteration & Meaning:

"Arati Kijai Hanumana Lala Ki, Dushta Dalana Raghunatha Kala Ki.
Jake Bala Se Girivara Kanpai, Roga Dosha Jake Nikata Na Jhanpai."
Meaning: Arati to Hanuman, the slayer of demons and embodiment of Lord Ram's energy. Under his weight, mountains tremble; no disease or defect can come near him.

"Anjani Putra Maha Baladai, Santana Ke Prabhu Sada Sahai.
De Bira Raghunatha Pathaye, Lanka Jari Siya Sudhi Laye."
Meaning: The powerful son of Anjana is always the helper of saints. He was sent by Lord Ram with a message, burnt Lanka, and brought back news of Mother Sita.

"Lanka So Kota Samudra Si Khai, Jata Pavanasuta Bara Na Lai.
Lanka Jari Asura Sanhare, Siyarama Ji Ke Kaja Savare."
Meaning: Lanka was protected by sea moats, but the son of Wind flew across instantly, burnt the city, destroyed the demons, and accomplished Ram's works.

"Lakshmana Murchhita Pade Sajivani Laya Jiyaye,
Ahiravana Ko Mari Paithi Patala Yamaraja Ko Trasa Dikhaye."
Meaning: When Lakshman was unconscious, he brought the Sanjivani herb to restore his life. He went to Patala (netherworld) to kill Ahiravan, terrifying even Death.

"Baen Bhuja Asura Dala Mare, Dahine Bhuja Santa Jana Tare.
Sura-Nara-Muni Arati Utaren, Jai Jai Jai Hanumana Ucharen."
Meaning: With his left hand he destroys demons, and with his right hand he protects and liberates saints. Gods, humans, and sages perform his aarti, shouting his glory.

"Kanchan Thala Kapura Lau Chhai, Arati Karata Anjana Mai.
Jo Hanumana Ji Ki Arati Gavai, Basi Baikuntha Parama Pada Pavai."
Meaning: Mother Anjana performs his aarti with camphor in a golden tray. Whoever sings this aarti to Hanuman attains the highest spiritual abode.