shirdi sai baba shirdi temple dhoop aarthi

Let us bow down to the God Sadguru Sainath who, By His constant abode under the margosa tree, whose juice though by nature is bitter and distasteful, has turned it nectar-like sweet because He has exalted the tree above the legendary Kalpavriksh (the wish-fulfilling tree)

Let us bow down to the God Sadguru Sainath, who has manifested in this kaliyug (The dark and the troublesome age of present) for the salvation of those who believe in devotion to Him and those who have taken refuge at his feet as they are drowning and tormented by the ocean of worldliness. Let us bow down to the God Sadguru Sainath, who is the bright sun whose light destroys the darkness of worldly desires who is beyond the realm of speech and mind, but accessible to the sages who are engrossed in Thy meditation – One who pervades the whole world, pure and devoid of all attributes. The resemblance to God, nearness to God, residing with the deity and absorption into the essence of Brahman. Please come like this O! Baba.Ī ‘Jholi’ (bag for alms hanging from the shoulder) hanging on the left shoulder, and carrying the trident ‘damru’ (kind of tabor) you bless the devotees with permanent happiness, granting them four-fold liberation viz. You are the knower of the essence of the shrutis (Vedas), belonging to the lineage of the sage Atri and His wife Anusuya.Įvery day, bathing in the Holy waters of the Kashi and worshipping there then going to Kolhapur for Alms drinking the pure waters of the Tungabhadra and then sleeping at Mahur province (sleeping place of Lord Datta). Such art thou, Sai Baba! Sai Digambara! The incarnation of the imperishable spirit, you are all-pervading.

I humbly fold my hands, and with deep faith, Mohaniraj (says, the composer of this part of Aarti) asks you: save me from this world of bewitching desires and ferry me across the ocean of existence.

Shirdi sai baba shirdi temple dhoop aarthi