Lakshmi Aarti

Transliteration & Meaning:

"Om Jai Lakshmi Mata, Maiya Jai Lakshmi Mata,
Tumako Nishadina Dhyavata, Hari Vishnu Vidhata."
Meaning: Glory to Mother Lakshmi! Lord Vishnu meditates upon you day and night.

"Uma Rama Brahmani, Tuma Hi Jaga-Mata,
Surya-Chandrama Dhyavata, Narada Rishi Gata."
Meaning: You are the source of all energy and creation, worshipped as Durga, Uma, and Brahmani. Even the sun, moon, and celestial sages sing your glories.

"Durga Rupa Niranjani, Sukha Sampati Data,
Jo Koi Tumako Dhyavata, Riddhi-Siddhi Dhana Pata."
Meaning: In the spotless form of Durga, you are the giver of joy and assets. Whoever meditates on you receives spiritual success (riddhi-siddhi) and wealth.

"Tuma Patala Nivasini, Tuma Hi Shubhadata,
Karma-Prabhava-Prakashini, Bhavanidhi Ki Trata."
Meaning: You reside in all realms, providing goodness, illuminating the path of karma, and helping us cross the ocean of existence.

"Jisa Ghara Mein Tuma Rahatin, Saba Sadguna Ata,
Saba Sambhava Ho Jata, Mana Nahin Ghabarata."
Meaning: In whichever home you choose to reside, all virtues arrive, everything becomes possible, and the mind is free of fear.

"Tuma Bina Yagya Na Hote, Vastra Na Koi Pata,
Khana-Pana Ka Vaibhava, Saba Tumase Ata."
Meaning: Without you, no sacred rituals are complete, no clothing is made, and all food and material wealth arise from your grace.

"Shubha-Guna Mandira Sundara, Kshirodadhi-Jata,
Ratna Chaturdasha Tuma Bina, Koi Nahin Pata."
Meaning: You are the beautiful temple of auspicious qualities, born from the ocean of milk. Without you, none can attain the fourteen precious gems of the sea.

"Arati Lakshmi Ji Ki, Jo Koi Nara Gave,
Ura Ananda Samave, Papa Utara Jave."
Meaning: Whoever sings this aarti to Goddess Lakshmi receives pure delight in their heart, and their sins are washed away.