Five Ram Aartis Lyrics In English (Translations)

1. Ram Aarti Lyrics:
श्री राम चंद्र कृपालु भजुमन,
हरण भव भय दारुणम्।
नवकंज लोचन, कंजमुख कर कंजपद कंजारुणम्॥

O Lord Rama, embodiment of compassion,
Dispeller of worldly fears,
With eyes like lotus petals,
Hands and feet as delicate as lotus flowers.
Meaning: This Aarti praises Lord Rama, describing him as a compassionate and fearless deity with divine features.

2. Shree Ramchandra Kripalu Bhajman Lyrics:
श्रीरामचंद्र कृपालु भजुमन हरण भव भय दारुणम्।
नवकंज लोचन, कंजमुख कर कंजपद कंजारुणम्॥

O Lord Rama, embodiment of compassion,
Dispeller of worldly fears,
With eyes like lotus petals,
Hands and feet as delicate as lotus flowers.
Meaning: This Aarti echoes similar sentiments to the first, emphasizing Lord Rama’s compassionate nature and ability to remove fears.

3. Mangal Bhawan Amangal Haari Lyrics:
मंगल भवन अमंगल हारी, द्रवहु सुदसरथ अचर बिहारी।
राम सिया राम सिया राम जय जय राम॥

Translation:
O auspicious and destroyer of inauspiciousness,
You move about in the chariot driven by Dasharatha.
Victory to Lord Rama, the consort of Sita.
Meaning: This Aarti seeks blessings from Lord Rama, acknowledging him as the remover of obstacles and celebrating his divine union with Sita.

4. Tulsidas Aarti Lyrics:
जय तुलसी माता, संतति रूप धारिणी।
जनक सुता राम कृष्णा, विद्या दानी भवानी॥

Translation:
Hail Mother Tulsi, embodiment of continuity,
The daughter of Janaka, who gave birth to Rama and Krishna.
Bestower of knowledge, O Bhavani.
Meaning: This Aarti venerates Tulsi, recognizing her as a symbol of continuity and wisdom, linking her to the birth of Lord Rama and Krishna.

5. Hanuman Chalisa Lyrics:
श्रीगुरु चरण सरोज रज, निज मन मुकुरु सुधारि।
बरणऊँ रघुबर बिमल जसु, जो दायकु फल चारि॥

Translation:
O Lotus feet of my Guru, cleanse the mirror of my heart,
I proclaim the pure glory of the best of the Raghus,
Who bestows the four fruits of life.
Meaning: This Aarti is actually a verse from the Hanuman Chalisa, expressing devotion to Lord Hanuman and seeking the blessings of the Guru. It acknowledges Hanuman as the pure devotee of Lord Rama and a bestower of divine blessings.