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Shri Narasimha (Vishnu)

ॐ जय नरसिंह हरे

Om Jai Narsingh Hare – Narasimha Aarti

Traditional Narasimha Aarti

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ॐ जय नरसिंह हरे, प्रभु जय नरसिंह हरे।
स्तम्भ फाड़ प्रभु प्रकटे, जन का ताप हरे॥

oṃ jaya narasiṃha hare, prabhu jaya narasiṃha hare।
stambha phāṛ prabhu prakaṭe, jana kā tāpa hare॥

Om jai Narsinh hare, prabhu jai Narsinh hare |
Stambh phad prabhu prakate, jan ka tap hare ||

हे नरसिंह हरि! आपकी जय हो; स्तम्भ फाड़कर प्रभु प्रकट हुए और भक्त (प्रह्लाद) का ताप हरा।

Om, victory to Narasimha Hari — Lord, victory to Narasimha Hari! Bursting forth from the pillar, He removes the suffering of His people.

तुम हो दीन दयाला, भक्तन हितकारी।
अद्भुत रूप बनाकर, प्रकटे भय हारी॥

tuma ho dīna dayālā, bhaktana hitakārī।
adbhuta rūpa banākara, prakaṭe bhaya hārī॥

Tum ho deen dayala, bhaktan hitkari |
Adbhut roop banakar, prakate bhay hari ||

आप दीनों पर दयालु और भक्तों के हितकारी हैं; अद्भुत रूप बनाकर भय हरनेवाले प्रकट हुए।

You are merciful to the lowly, benefactor of devotees; assuming a wondrous form, You appeared as the destroyer of fear.

सबके हृदय विदारण, दुष्ट जियो मारी।
दास जान अपनायो, जन पर कृपा करी॥

sabake hṛdaya vidāraṇa, duṣṭa jiyo mārī।
dāsa jāna apanāyo, jana para kṛpā karī॥

Sabke hriday vidaran, dusht jiyo mari |
Das jan apnayo, jan par kripa kari ||

(हिरण्यकशिपु जैसे दुष्टों का) हृदय विदीर्ण करनेवाले, आपने दुष्ट जीवों को मारा; (प्रह्लाद को) अपना दास जानकर अपनाया और जन पर कृपा की।

Tearing open the heart of the foe, You slew the wicked one; counting Prahlada as Your servant, You took him as Your own and showed grace upon Your devotee.

ब्रह्मा करत आरती, माला पहिनावे।
शिवजी जय जय कहकर, पुष्पन बरसावे॥

brahmā karata āratī, mālā pahināve।
śivajī jaya jaya kahakara, puṣpana barasāve॥

Brahma karat aarti, mala pahinave |
Shivji jai jai kahkar, pushpan barsave ||

ब्रह्मा आरती करते हैं और माला पहनाते हैं; शिवजी "जय-जय" कहकर पुष्प बरसाते हैं।

Brahma performs the aarti and offers a garland; Shiva, crying 'victory, victory', showers down flowers.

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On 13 October 2026 every verse of this text was re-checked: the Devanagari for script and encoding errors, the IAST line letter by letter against the Devanagari, and the pronunciation line and the Hindi and English meanings for completeness. The Hindi and English meanings of every verse were also read against the original, and the errors found were corrected. Earlier, on 12 July 2026, it was read verse by verse against BhaktiBharat, DrikPanchang and SriMandir, with the Devanagari, IAST and phonetic lines each checked.

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Om Jai Narsingh Hare – Narasimha Aarti (ॐ जय नरसिंह हरे) is an aarti dedicated to Narasimha (Vishnu). An Aarti is a devotional song of light, sung while offering a lit lamp to a deity, usually at the close of worship. It expresses praise and gratitude and is sung in homes and temples across India.

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The Om Jai Narsingh Hare – Narasimha Aarti is dedicated to Narasimha (Vishnu).

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