Aarti Sangrah आरती संग्रह
A collection of Hindu aartis - the devotional lamp-songs sung at the close of puja - in Devanagari with a singable transliteration and the meaning of each.
What is an aarti?
An aarti is sung while a lit lamp is gently circled before the deity, at the end of the puja - the household standing together, clapping the rhythm. This Aarti Sangrah gathers the best-loved aartis in one place, grouped by the deity they praise. Open any aarti for its full lyrics and meaning; each festival page also lists the aartis sung on that day. We are adding more aartis deity by deity - it begins here with the major Ganesh aartis.
Ganesha (Ganpati) Aartis
Frequently asked questions
What is an aarti?
An aarti is a devotional song sung while a lit lamp is circled before the deity, at the close of puja. The word also names the ritual of waving the lamp. Aartis are sung morning and evening and at every festival.
How do I use the Aarti Sangrah?
Browse the aartis by deity below and open any one for its full lyrics in Devanagari with a readable transliteration and a short note on its meaning and when it is sung. Each festival page also lists the aartis sung on that occasion.
Are these the complete, authentic lyrics?
Yes, these are the traditional, widely-sung texts. Small variations in wording are common between regions and families, so your local version may differ slightly.
Last updated 28 July 2026