Aarti kunj bihaaree kee
shree giridhar Krishna muraaree kee
Gale mè baijantee maalaa
bajaavai muralee madhur baalaa
Shravaṇ mè kuṇḍal jhalakaalaa,
Nand ke aanand nandalaalaa
Gagan sam ang kaati kaalee,
Radhika chamak rahee aalee
Ratan me ṭhaṛe banmaalee
Bramar see alak, kastooree tilak, chandra see jhalak
Lalita chhave shyaamaa pyaaree kee
Kanakmay mor mukut bilse,
Devata darsan ko tarse
Gagan so suman raasi barse
Baje murchang, madhur mridang, gvaalin sang
Atual rati gop kumaaree kee
Jahàà se prakaṭ bhayi Gangaa,
Kalush kali haarini Shri Gangaa
Smaran te hoat moh bhangaa
Basee shiv sheesh, jaṭaa ke beech, harai agha keech
Charan chhavi shree banvaaree kee
Chamakatee ujjawal taṭ renoo,
Baj rahee vrindaavan benoo
Chahu disi gopi gvaal dhenoo
Hansat mridu mand, chaandani chand, Kaṭat bhav phand
ṭer sun deen bhikhaaree kee
Salutations to Sri Krishna! Our lights (aarti) symbolize our adoration of the Lord.
Sri Krishna is seen by us as adorned by a maalaa and sparkling ornaments. He is the giver of bliss and joy. His eternal music captivates us all.
Always well-adorned, his sparkling adornments represent the sparkling wisdom of the Almighty. His color represents the cosmos.
Where his feet land, the Ganga flows to purify us. From the head of the Lord, it saves us from our own desires. He is also the beauty of our beautiful nature.
The flowers on the bank of the Yamuna, the sound of music, and the soft, bright moonlight all remind us of Him who is ever-present in men, women, and animals everywhere. Remove all grief from us O Lord..
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