Lakshmi pujan aartis, Ram bhajans, and festival of lights.
17 bhajans
Pandit Shardha Ram Phillauri · 1870
Victory to the Lord of the universe, who in a moment removes the afflictions of his devotees.
Shivanand Swami · 1818
Glory to the Primordial Shakti, who illumines the whole universe, and appeared on the first day (of creation).
Rigveda (Khila Sukta) · Vedic
The Rigvedic hymn to Lakshmi for prosperity and grace.
Traditional · Traditional
The Lakshmi aarti sung at Diwali pujan.
Indra (from Padma Purana) · Ancient
Eight verses to Mahalakshmi — goddess of abundance, grace and inner wealth.
Traditional (popularised by Mahatma Gandhi) · Traditional
Lord of the Raghu clan, King Ram, redeemer of the fallen, Sita-Ram.
Traditional · Traditional
Glory to Lord Ganesh, son of Parvati and Mahadev.
Traditional Ganesh dhyana · Ancient
O curved-trunked, mighty-bodied one, radiant as a million suns — make all my undertakings free of obstacles, always.
Mirabai · 16th century
Mirabai's song of finding the priceless jewel of the Divine Name — a wealth no one can steal.
Tulsidas · 16th century
O mind, sing of merciful Shri Ramchandra, dispeller of the dreadful fears of worldly existence.
Budha-Kausika Rishi · Ancient
A 'shield of Rama' — a protective Sanskrit hymn invoking Rama's guard over every part of the body.
Tulsidas · 16th century
Tulsidas's tender vision of the child Rama learning to walk.
Adi Shankaracharya · 8th century
Shankaracharya's hymn that rained gold for the destitute.
Traditional · Traditional
The thirteen-syllable Ram-dhun chanted to cross worldly life.
Traditional (Vishnu Dhyana) · Ancient
The serene meditation verse on Vishnu reclining on Shesha.
Samarth Ramdas · 17th century
Samarth Ramdas's cherished Marathi aarti to Ganpati.
Traditional
A bhajan attributed to Traditional.