Aarti & Chalisa

The complete powerful prayer-arrow to Hanuman for overcoming extreme difficulties and enemies.

The complete 40-verse prayer to Goddess Durga describing her nine forms and glorious victories.

The complete 40-verse prayer to Lord Ganesha invoking his blessings at the start of every endeavor.

The complete 40-verse prayer to Lord Hanuman composed by Tulsidas, the most recited prayer in Hinduism.

A beloved aarti of Goddess Durga sung during Navratri and daily worship.

A devotional aarti of Hanuman as the beloved son of Anjani, sung in North Indian temples.

The beloved aarti of Lord Ganesha sung at the beginning of all auspicious occasions.

The aarti of the Guru, sung in the guru-shishya tradition and at ashrams.

A powerful aarti of Goddess Durga praising her fierce and compassionate forms.

The aarti of Lord Hanuman, the mighty devotee of Rama, sung on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

The aarti of Lord Kartikeya, the son of Shiva and Parvati, also known as Murugan.

The aarti of River Narmada, the sacred river of central India, sung on its banks.

The aarti of Radha and Krishna, sung at Vrindavan temples and during Janmashtami.

The aarti of Goddess Saraswati sung before study and on Basant Panchami.

The complete 40-verse prayer to Lord Krishna as the divine flute player and teacher of the Gita.

A devotional aarti of Lord Krishna as the wanderer of Vrindavan's groves.

The complete 40-verse prayer to Goddess Lakshmi for wealth, prosperity and divine abundance.

The most universally sung aarti in Hindu worship, offered to Lord Vishnu as the lord of the universe.

The aarti of Goddess Kali, the fierce dark mother, sung at Kali temples especially on Amavasya.

The principal aarti of Goddess Lakshmi sung on Fridays and during Diwali worship.

The aarti of Lord Rama, the ideal king and avatar of Vishnu.

The principal aarti of Lord Shiva, sung at the conclusion of Shiva worship.

The aarti of Lord Surya, the Sun God, sung at sunrise during Chhath Puja and daily worship.

The aarti of Goddess Tulsi, the sacred basil plant, sung during evening worship.