आरती ज्ञानराजा

Aarti Dnyanraja

संत ज्ञानेश्वर · Sant Dnyaneshwar Marathi Aarti ✍ Samarth Ramdas

आरती ज्ञानराजा । महाकैवल्यतेजा ।सेविती साधुसंत । मनु वेधला माझा ॥धृ॥

Aarti Dnyanraja, Mahakaivalya Teja,Seviti Sadhusant, Manu Vedhala Maza

लोपले ज्ञान जगी । हित नेणती कोणी ।अवतार पांडुरंग । नाम ठेविले ज्ञानी ॥१॥

Lopale Dnyan Jagi, Hit Nenati Koni,Avatar Panduranga, Naam Thevile Dnyani

आरती ज्ञानराजा । महाकैवल्यतेजा ।सेविती साधुसंत । मनु वेधला माझा ॥धृ॥

Aarti Dnyanraja, Mahakaivalya Teja,Seviti Sadhusant, Manu Vedhala Maza

कनकाचे ताट करी । उभ्या गोपिका नारी ।नारद तुंबर हो । साम गायन करी ॥२॥

Kanakache Taat Kari, Ubhya Gopika Nari,Narad Tumbar Ho, Saam Gayan Kari

आरती ज्ञानराजा । महाकैवल्यतेजा ।सेविती साधुसंत । मनु वेधला माझा ॥धृ॥

Aarti Dnyanraja, Mahakaivalya Teja,Seviti Sadhusant, Manu Vedhala Maza

प्रगट गुह्य बोले । विश्व ब्रह्मची केले ।रामा जनार्दनी । पायी मस्तक ठेविले ॥३॥

Pragat Guhya Bole, Vishwa Brahmachi Kele,Rama Janardani, Payi Mastak Thevile

आरती ज्ञानराजा । महाकैवल्यतेजा ।सेविती साधुसंत । मनु वेधला माझा ॥धृ॥

Aarti Dnyanraja, Mahakaivalya Teja,Seviti Sadhusant, Manu Vedhala Maza

About Aarti Dnyanraja. Aarti Dnyanraja, traditionally attributed to the saint-poet Samarth Ramdas, is the short, much-loved aarti sung in praise of Sant Dnyaneshwar (Jnaneshwar), the thirteenth-century saint-poet of Alandi who wrote the Dnyaneshwari, a Marathi commentary on the Bhagavad Gita, before leaving his body at the age of twenty-one. Its three verses hail him as an incarnation of Panduranga whose radiance only the saints can serve, recall Narada and Tumbaru singing before him with a golden plate of lamps, and close with the singer bowing the head at his feet. It is sung with a lit lamp at the end of the daily aarti round in Warkari homes and at the samadhi shrine in Alandi.

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