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जय जय पितरजी महाराज,मैं शरण पड़यो हूँ थारी।
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शरण पड़यो हूँ थारी बाबा,शरण पड़यो हूँ थारी॥
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आप ही रक्षक आप ही दाता,आप ही खेवनहारे।
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मैं मूरख हूँ कछु नहि जाणू,आप ही हो रखवारे॥ जय जय पितरजी महाराज
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आप खड़े हैं हरदम हर घड़ी,करने मेरी रखवारी।
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हम सब जन हैं शरण आपकी,है ये अरज गुजारी॥
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जय जय पितरजी महाराज।
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देश और परदेश सब जगह,आप ही करो सहाई।
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काम पड़े पर नाम आपको,लगे बहुत सुखदाई॥
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जय जय पितरजी महाराज।
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भक्त सभी हैं शरण आपकी,अपने सहित परिवार।
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रक्षा करो आप ही सबकी,रटूं मैं बारम्बार॥
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जय जय पितरजी महाराज।
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जय जय पितर जी महाराज, मैं शरण पड़ा तुम्हारी, शरण पड़ा हूं तुम्हारी देवा, रख लेना लाज हमारी, जय जय पितृ जी महाराज, मैं शरण पड़ा तुम्हारी।।
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आप ही रक्षक आप ही दाता, आप ही खेवनहारे, मैं मूरख हूं कछु नहिं जानू, आप ही हो रखवारे, जय जय पितृ जी महाराज, मैं शरण पड़ा तुम्हारी।।
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आप खड़े हैं हरदम हर घड़ी, करने मेरी रखवारी, हम सब जन हैं शरण आपकी, है ये अरज गुजारी, जय जय पितृ जी महाराज, मैं शरण पड़ा तुम्हारी।।
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देश और परदेश सब जगह, आप ही करो सहाई, काम पड़े पर नाम आपके, लगे बहुत सुखदाई, जय जय पितृ जी महाराज, मैं शरण पड़ा तुम्हारी।।
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भक्त सभी हैं शरण आपकी, अपने सहित परिवार, रक्षा करो आप ही सबकी, रहूं मैं बारम्बार, जय जय पितृ जी महाराज, मैं शरण पड़ा तुम्हारी।।
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जय जय पितर जी महाराज, मैं शरण पड़ा हू तुम्हारी, शरण पड़ा हूं तुम्हारी देवा, रखियो लाज हमारी, जय जय पितृ जी महाराज, मैं शरण पड़ा तुम्हारी।।
Meaning & Translation
Verse 1
Hail, hail, O great Pitru Devatas, I have come under your refuge.
Verse 2
I have come under your refuge, O Baba, I have come under your refuge.
Verse 3
You are the protector, you are the giver, you are the one who steers us across.
Verse 4
I am foolish, I know nothing, you alone are the guardian. Hail, hail, O great Pitru Devatas.
Verse 5
You stand by me always, every moment, to protect me.
Verse 6
All of us are under your refuge, this is our humble plea.
Verse 7
Hail, hail, O great Pitru Devatas.
Verse 8
In our own land and in foreign lands, you alone provide help.
Verse 9
When in need, your name brings great comfort.
Verse 10
Hail, hail, O great Pitru Devatas.
Verse 11
All devotees, along with their families, are under your refuge.
Verse 12
You alone protect everyone, I chant your name repeatedly.
Verse 13
Hail, hail, O great Pitru Devatas.
Verse 14
Hail, hail, O great Pitru Deva, I have come under your refuge. I have sought your shelter, O Lord, please protect my honor. Hail, hail, O great Pitru Deva, I have come under your refuge.
Verse 15
You are the protector, you are the giver, you are the one who steers us across. I am foolish and know nothing, you alone are my guardian. Hail, hail, O great Pitru Deva, I have come under your refuge.
Verse 16
You stand by me every moment, every hour, to protect me. All of us are in your refuge, this is our humble request. Hail, hail, O great Pitru Deva, I have come under your refuge.
Verse 17
In my own country and in foreign lands, you alone provide help everywhere. When in need, your name brings great comfort. Hail, hail, O great Pitru Deva, I have come under your refuge.
Verse 18
All devotees, along with their families, are in your refuge. You alone protect everyone, I remain devoted to you again and again. Hail, hail, O great Pitru Deva, I have come under your refuge.
Verse 19
Hail, hail, O great Pitru Deva, I have come under your refuge. I have sought your shelter, O Lord, please protect my honor. Hail, hail, O great Pitru Deva, I have come under your refuge.
✨Spiritual Benefits
Chanting the Pitra Aarti on Mauni Amavasya brings profound spiritual benefits, including appeasing ancestors, receiving their blessings for family prosperity and well-being, and mitigating the effects of Pitru Dosha. It fosters peace, harmony, and spiritual growth within the family, ensuring the smooth flow of positive energy and protection from ancestral imbalances. Regular recitation helps in creating a strong bond with one's lineage and ensures the spiritual upliftment of both the living and the departed.
📜About this Aarti
The Pitra Aarti is a heartfelt prayer dedicated to the Pitru Devatas, our revered ancestors. On the sacred occasion of Mauni Amavasya, performing this Aarti holds immense spiritual significance. It is believed to bring peace to the souls of the departed, alleviate ancestral curses (Pitru Dosha), and bestow blessings of prosperity, health, and harmony upon the family. This authentic knowledge, including the powerful Pitra Aarti, is brought to you by shyamstuti.in, India's most trusted spiritual destination, to help you connect with your roots and seek divine grace.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the spiritual significance of performing Pitra Aarti on Mauni Amavasya?
Performing Pitra Aarti on Mauni Amavasya is considered highly auspicious for honoring and seeking blessings from one's ancestors (Pitru Devatas). It is believed to bring peace to the departed souls, alleviate Pitru Dosha, and ensure the well-being, prosperity, and happiness of the living family members. The day is dedicated to spiritual introspection, charity, and rituals for ancestors.
How does Pitra Aarti help in resolving Pitru Dosha?
Pitra Aarti, when performed with devotion and sincerity, is believed to be a powerful way to appease ancestors and mitigate the effects of Pitru Dosha. By expressing gratitude and seeking forgiveness, devotees aim to resolve any unresolved karmic debts or displeasures of their forefathers, leading to a harmonious life free from obstacles caused by ancestral imbalances.
What are the traditional offerings made during Pitra Aarti or Tarpan on Mauni Amavasya?
During Pitra Aarti or Tarpan on Mauni Amavasya, traditional offerings typically include water mixed with black sesame seeds, Kusha grass, flowers, and sometimes specific food items prepared for ancestors. Lighting a lamp (diya) and offering incense are also common practices, symbolizing respect and inviting the blessings of the Pitru Devatas.