Thursday, May 10, 2012

Shirdi Sai Baba - Kakad Aarathi (Morning)



BHUPALI
(Composed by - Sant Tukaram Maharaj)

 Joduniyaa kara charanee, ttevilaa mathaa
Parisawee vinanthee maajzee. Sadgurunaathaa
With folded hands, I lay my head at your feet. O Sadgurunatha, please listen to my needs.

Aso naso bhaava aalo tujziyaa ttaayaa
Kripaa drishtee paahe majzakade Sadgururaayaa
Forever, I want to remain at your feet, grant me the place without any hesitancy.

Akhandeeta asaave aise, vaatate payee
Sandoonee sankoch ttaava, todaasaa deyee
Since I desire to be at your feet always, give me shelter, leaving aside all reservations.

Tukaahmane Devaa maajzee vedeevaakudee
Naame bhavapaasaa haathee aapulyaa thondi
Tukaram says: In whatever haphazard and worthless way I call you O God, by your name, break my worldly shackles with your own hands.

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BHUPALI
(Composed by - Sant Janabai)

  Uttaa Paandurangaa aataa, prabhaatasamayo paatalaa
Vaishnawaancha melaa garudapaaree daatalaa
Arise, O Panduranga (Vithal, Incarnation of Lord Vishnu at Pandharpur), it is now dawn. Vishnu’s devotees have gathered in large numbers at Garudpara, the Eagle-shaped platform found in Vaishnava temples.

Garuda paaraapaasunee mahaa, dwaaraa payanta
Suravaraanchee maandee ubhee jodooniyaa haat
From the Garudpara (Eagle-shaped platform found in Vaishnava temples), right upto the main door, the assembly of the best of the deities stands with folded hands.

Suka anakaadika naarada tumbara, bhaktanchyaa kotee
Trisool damaroo ghewooni wubhaa girijechaa patee
In the midst of large gathering are Shuka-Sanaka, Narada-Tumbar; and even Girija’s consort (Shankar) is standing there with trident and damru (sort of tabor shaped like an hour-glass).

Kaleeyugeechaa bhakta Namaa, ubhaa keertanee
Paatteemaage wubhee dolaa, laavuniyaa Janee
In these times of Kaliyug (The dark and troublesome Age of the present) Namdev is performing the kirtan (Praising the Lord with music and singing) and behind him stands Jani (Servant at Namdev’s house. She was dedicated to Pandurang) meditating on you with intensity.

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  BHUPALI
(Composed by - Shri Krishna Jogiswar Bhishma)

Utta utta Sri Sainaathaguru, charana kamala daavaa
Aadhivyaadhi bhavataapa vaarunee, taaraa jadajeevaa
Arise! Arise! Shri Sainarh Guru, show us your lotus feet. Tide over and relieve us of all worldly tensions, physical tribulations, and temporal problems and save us all.

Gelee tumha soduniyaa bhava, tama rajanee vilayaa
Pareehi agnaanaasee tumachee, bhulavi yogamaayaa
Sakthi na amhaa yatkinchitahee, tijalaa saaraya
Tumheecha teete saaruni daavaa, mukha jana taaraayaa
Dark worldly night has finished and left you. You are beyond all illusions. Yet the ignorant are deceived by these illusions (‘Yogmaya’). We do not have even the slightest of powers to ward off these illusions. You alone can grant salvation to the people by giving darshan (divine vision) of your divine face.

Bho Sainaatha Maharaaja, bhava timiranaasaka ravee
Agnanee aamhee kitee tumhicha, varnaava thoravee
Thee varnitaa bhaagale, bahuvadani sesvidhi kavee
O, Lord Sainath Maharaj, you are the sun that destroys the darkness of ignorance of this world. How ignorant we are! You alone can describe your greatness. Even the great poets and thousand headed Seshnag (snake on which Lord Vishnu rests) are exhausted in their attempt to describe it.

Sakripa howuni mahimaa tumachaa, tumheecha vadavaava
Aadhivyaadhi bhavataapa vaarunee, taaraa jadajeevaa
Mercifully, therefore, O Lord you alone can describe your greatness. Tide over and relieve us of all worldly tensions, physical tribulations, and temporal problems and save us all.

Bhakta manee sadbhaava dharooni, je tumha anusarale,
Dhyaanyasthawa te darsana tumache. dwwari ubhe ttele
Dhyaanasthaa tumha asa paahunee, mana amuche ghaale,
Paree thwadvachanaamrith praasaayaate, aatura jzhaale
The faithful devotees, who follow you with good intentions and feelings to have your darshan (Divine vision) are waiting at your doors. We are filled with contentment to see you in deep meditation, but we are eager to drink from you the nectar of your teachings.

Wughadoonee netrakamalaa,  deenabandhu Ramakaanta,   
Paahi baa kripadrishtee, baalakaa jashee maaataa
Ranjavee madhuravaanee, haree taapa Sainaatha
Open you lotus eyes, Lord of the poor and destitute, Lord LaxmiPati (Vishnu) and look us at mercifully, as a mother looks at her child. Your enlightened words and sweet voice, remove all our sufferings, O Sainatha.

Aamhceecha aapule karyaasthava tuja, kashtavito Deva
Sahana karisil te aikuni dyaavee, bhett Krishna daava
O, Lord, we trouble you with our own problems. Please bear with us, listen to us, and meet us, is Krishna’s (Composer of this portion of aarti) fervent prayer.

Utta utta Sri Sainaathaguru, charana kamala daavaa
Aadhivyaadhi bhavataapa vaarunee, taaraa jadajeevaa
Arise! Arise! Shri Sainarh Guru, show us your lotus feet. Tide over and relieve us of all worldly tensions, physical tribulations, and temporal problems and save us all.

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KAKAD AARTI
Composed by - Shri Krishna Jogiswar Bhishma
  
Kaakad aarati kareeto, Sainatha deva   
Chinmaya roop daakhavee ghewuni, balak laghu seva
Let me do Kaakad Aarti, in the early morning hours, O Lord Sainath! Show me your pure, intelligent and handsome form, and accept this insignificant service from me, your child.

Kaam krodh mad matsar aattunee, kaakada kela   
Vairagyache toop ghaaluni mee to bhijaveela
I have compressed and entwined lust, anger, ego, envy and made them into a wick for the lamp; and soaked it into the ghee (clear butter) of asceticism that I have poured.

Sainath Guru bakti jwalane, to mee petawila   
Tad vryitti jaluni guroo, ne prakash paadila
Dwaita tama naasooni milavi, tatswaroopi jeewa 
Chinmaya roop daakhavee ghewuni, balak laghu seva

I have lit it with the spark of devotion for Sainath Guru(Master).. After burning up the vices, the Guru has shed the light on me. Destroy the darkness of duality and merge me in thy Self. O Lord Sainath! Show me your pure, intelligent and handsome form, and accept this insignificant service from me, your child.

Kaakad aarati kareeto, Sainatha deva   
Chinmaya roop daakhavee ghewuni, balak laghu seva
Let me do Kaakad Aarti, in the early morning hours, O Lord Sainath! Show me your pure, intelligent and handsome form, and accept this insignificant service from me, your child.

Bhoochar khechar vyaapooni awaghe, hritkamali raahasee
tochi dattaadev tu shiridi, raahuni paawasee
Rahooni yethe anayatrahitoo, baktaastava dhavasee
rasooniyaa sankata daasaa, anubhawa daavisee
Na kale twalleelahee konyaa, devaa waaa maanavaa

Pervading the entire universe, you also make your abode in every living being’s heart. You are also the Datta deity, who lives in Shirdi and blesses us. Though you abide at Shirdi, you also race elsewhere for the sake of your devotees. After obliterating every trace of their troubles you give your devotees your experiences. Neither the gods nor human beings can understand your divine play (Leela).

Chinmaya roop daakhavee ghewuni, balak laghu seva
O Lord Sainath! Show me your pure, intelligent and handsome form, and accept this insignificant service from me, your child.

Kaakad aarati kareeto, Sainatha deva   
Chinmaya roop daakhavee ghewuni, balak laghu seva
Let me do Kaakad Aarti, in the early morning hours, O Lord Sainath! Show me your pure, intelligent and handsome form, and accept this insignificant service from me, your child.

Twat yasha dundubheene saare, ambar he kondale
Sagun murti paahanyaa aatur, jan Shirdee aale
Proshuni twadvachanaamrita aamuche, dehabhaan haarpale
Sodooniyaa durabhimaan maanas, twaccharanee waahile
Kripa karooniya Sai maawle, daas padari ghyaawaa
The sky and all the ten-directions of the earth are reverberating with your praises, sung by the devotees, which resound like the beating of the drums. Eager persons have come to Shirdi to behold your godly form. They have become oblivious of their own selves after drinking the nectar-like words of your advice. Leaving aside their pride and their jealousies, they have surrendered at your feet. Have mercy, and keep me, as a slave, close to you, O Mother Sai. Show me ……. I do Arati …… Show me…..

Chinmaya roop daakhavee ghewuni, balak laghu seva
O Lord Sainath! Show me your pure, intelligent and handsome form, and accept this insignificant service from me, your child.

Kaakad aarati kareeto, Sainatha deva   
Chinmaya roop daakhavee ghewuni, balak laghu seva
Let me do Kaakad Aarti, in the early morning hours, O Lord Sainath! Show me your pure, intelligent and handsome form, and accept this insignificant service from me, your child.


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KAKAD AARTI
Composed by - Sant Tukaram Maharaj
  
Bhaktaachiya potee bodh, kaakada jyoti
Pancha prana jeevebhave, owaaloo aarthi

Owaaloo aaratee maajyza, pandhareenaatha, majyza Sainathaa
Donhi kara jodonee charanee, ttevilaa mathaa
Born of devotion, the light of perception is the lamp for this dawn Aarti. I do Aarti with my entire being, my mind and fervent faith.   Refrain :
I do Arati, O my Pandharinatha, O my Sainatha (Vithal or Vithoba) and with folded hands, I lay my head at your feet.

Kaay mahima varnoo aataa, sangane kitee
Kotee brahma hatyaa makha pahataa jaatee
How shall I describe your greatness? Who can extol it? Even the tremendous sin of killing a thousand brahmins is washed away by your mere darshan.

Rahee rakhmaabaayee ubhya, doghee do baahee
Mayur pincha chaamara dhaaliti thaayee che thaayee
Rahi (Radha, surrendered to the incarnation of Saguna Avatar of Pandurang) and Rakhumabai (Rukmini, consort of Pandurang) are standing on either side, and are fanning the Lord with Chamaras (whisks for flies) of peacock feathers.

Tuka mhane deep ghewuni, unmaneet shobhaa
Vittevaree ubha dise laawanya gaabhaa.
Tuka says, with a lamp in his hand and absorbed in divine contemplation: The beautiful image, standing on the brick, has a divine splendour.

Owaaloo aaratee maajyza, pandhareenaatha, majyza Sainathaa
Donhi kara jodonee charanee, ttevilaa mathaa
I do Arati, O my Pandharinatha, O my Sainatha (Vithal or Vithoba) and with folded hands, I lay my head at your feet.


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pramanisa:
PADH
Composed by - Sant Namadev
 
Utta utta saadhu sant, aapulale hit
Jaaeel jaaeel ha nardeh mag kaincha bhagawant
Wake up, saints and sages. Achieve your own welfare. The human body is perishing every moment. After it is gone we can never achieve realisation.

Uttoniya pahaante baba, ubha ase vitte
Charan tayaache gomate amrit drishti awalokaa
After waking up in the early morning, Baba is standing on the brick. Behold His lotus feet and His immortal glance.

Utta utta ho vegesee chalaa, jaawoonya raawulaasee
Jalatil patakaanchya raashi kaakad aarati dekhliyaa
Wake up! Wake up! Let us go quickly to the Lord’s palace (The Temple). The heaps of sins that we sinners have committed will be burnt, by merely seeing Kaakad  Aarti.

Jaage karaa rukhminivar, dev aahe nijasuraant
Vege limbalon karaa drisht hoeel tayasee
Awaken Rukmani’s Lord (Krishna)!  The Lord is lost in Himself. We must ward off the evil eye quickly, with lemon and salt, lest he is troubled.

Daaree waajantree vaajatee, dhol damaame garijatee
Hote kaakad aarati maazhyaa Sadguru rayaanchee
They are playing different instruments. Drums and Shehnai (Indian Clarion) resonate at the entrance. With all this the Kakad-aarti of my beloved, revered Lord is taking place.

Simhanaad shankaabheree, aanand hoto mahaa dwaaree
Keshawaraaj vittewaree, naamaa charan vandito
The blowing of the conch, is like the roaring of the Lion. There is rejoicing at the main gate. Nama adores the feet of the Lord Keshavraj (Vishnu or Vithal), who is standing on the brick.

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BHAJAN
Composed by - Smt. Raghunath Savitri Tendulkar

Sainath Guru maajhe aaee,   Majlaa thaav dhyaavaa paayeen
Datta raaja Guru majhe aaee,   Majlaa thaav dhyaavaa paayeen
Sainathguru, my mother!   Grant me a place at your feet!   Dattaraj guru, my mother!  Grant me a place at your feet!   Shri Sachchidanand  (Brahma, the Supreme and All-Sustaining Essence - in other words, Truth, Consciousness, Everlasting Bliss)  Sadguru Sainath Maharaj! Hail to Thee!
 
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SAINATH PHABHATASTAK
Composed by :: Shri Krishna Jogiswar Bhisma
 
Prabhaat samayeen nabhaa shubh ravi, prabha phaankalee
Smare guru sadaa ashaa samayin tya chhale naa kalee
Monhoni kar jodoonee karoon ataa Guru praarthanaa
Samartha Guru Sainath puravee manovaasanaa
It is dawn and the auspicious rays of the sun are radiating over the sky. Whosover meditates on the Guru at this time cannot be harmed by the pitfalls of Kaliyug (The dark and troublesome Age of present). Therefore, with folded hands, let us now pray to the Guru. May the Samarth (Powerful) Guru Sainath fulfil our desires.

Tamaa nirasi bhaanu ha Guruhi naasi agnyaanataa
Parantu Suruchee karaa na ravihee kadhee saamyathaa
Punhaa thimir janm ghe Gurukrupeni agnaan naa
Samartha Guru Sainath puravee manovaasanaa
As the sun dispels the darkness, the Guru destroys ignorance. But the sun cannot really be ever compared to the Guru, because darkness gathers again after the sun is set; but, once the Guru blesses, ignorance never re-appears. May the Samarath Guru Sainath fulfil our desires.

Ravi pragat howuni twarita ghaalawee aalasaa
Tasa guruhi sodawee sakal dushkriti laalasaa
Haroni abhimaanahee jadwi tatpadee bhavanaa
Samartha Guru Sainath puravee manovaasanaa
As soon as the sun rises we shake off our lethargies. Similarly, the Guru removes all evil desires or tendencies and, by vanquishing our egotism, feelings of reverence are inculcated at his feet. May the Samarth (Powerful) Guru Sainath fulfil our desires.

Guroosi upama dise vidhi hareeharaanchi unee
Kuttoni mag yeie tee kavaniyaa ugee paahunee
Tuzheech upama tulaa baravi shobhate sajjanaa
Samartha Guru Sainath puravee manovaasanaa
If we compare the Guru with Brahma, or Harihar (MahaVishnu or Sadashiv), the Guru is mightier. Then why does this comparison come to my mind as an unwanted visitor? O Guru, your excellence cannot have resemblance to any being other than you. May the Samarth (Powerful) Guru Sainath fulfil our desires.

Samaadhi uthroniyaa Guru chalaa mashidee kade
Twadeeya vachnokti tee madhur vaaritee saankhade
Ajaataripu Sadguro akhil pathkaa bhanjanaa
Samartha Guru Sainath puravee manovaasanaa
Now, come out of your meditations, O Guru, and come to the mosque, so that your sweet words may destroy the devotees’ difficulties. You are devoid of any enemies. O, revered Guru, you are gentle and yet you are the destroyer of all the evil in the world. May the Samarth (Powerful) Guru Sainath fulfil our desires.

Ahaa susamayaasi yaa Guru uttoniyaa baisale
Vilokuni padaashrithaa tadiya aapade naasile
Asaa suhithkaaree yaa jagati konihee anya naa
Samartha Guru Sainath puravee manovaasanaa
Ah! At the auspicious time the Guru is awakened and is sitting up. With a glance at those who are sitting at his feet, he destroys their difficulties. There is not another such well-wisher in this world! May the Samarth (Powerful) Guru Sainath fulfil our desires.

Asa bahut shaahanaaa pari na jyaa Guroochi kripaa
Na tatswahit tyaa kalae karitase rikamya gapaa
Jari Gurupada dhari sudhrid bhaktineh tho manaa
Samartha Guru Sainath puravee manovaasanaa
However wise a person is if he does not have the Guru’s blessings, he cannot understand what is good for his welfare and can only indulge in mere prattle. If he just firmly holds the Guru’s feet with concentrated devotion. May the Samarth (Powerful) Guru Sainath fulfil our desires.

Guro vinati mee karee hridayamandiree yaa basaa
Samasth jag he guruswaroopee ttaso maanasaa
Ghado satat sathkrutee matihi deh jagatjpaavanaa
Samartha Guru Sainath puravee manovaasanaa
O, Guru, I entreat you to make your abode in the temple of my heart. Stamp upon my mind that the whole world is the image of my Guru. O Lord! Mould me and give me the power and intelligence, so that I always have the desire to do good deeds. May the Samarth (Powerful) Guru Sainath fulfil our desires.

Preme yaa asthakaashi paduni Guruvaraa, Praarthitee je prabhaatee
Tyaanche chittasee deto akhilharooniyaan, Braanti mee nitya shaantee
Aise he Sainathe kathuneesuchvileh, jevee yaa baalakaasee
Tevee tyaa Krishnapaayee, namuni Savinayeh, arpito ashtakaasee
Those who read the above eight verses with love and devotion for the Guru’s morning prayers, I remove from their mind all their misgivings and grant them total peace of mind” – this was told to me, by Sainath, as one tells to his own child. Therefore, I, Krishna bow down to his lotus feet and very humbly dedicate these eight verses to him. Shri Sachchidanand Sadguru Sainath Maharaj! Hail to Thee!
 
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PADH
Composed by - Sri Dasganu Maharaj
 
Sai raham nazar karnaa, Bachonkaa paalan karnaa
Sai raham nazar karnaa, Bachonkaa paalan karnaa
Sai, look at us mercifully, and take care of us, your children.

Jaanaatumneh jagat pasaaraa, Sabahee jzhoott jamaanaa   
Jaanaatumneh jagat pasaaraa, Sabahee jzhoott jamaanaa   
You know this mundane world, this world full of illusion. You know this mundane world, this world full of illusion. 

Sai raham nazar karnaa, Bachonkaa paalan karnaa
Sai raham nazar karnaa, Bachonkaa paalan karnaa
Sai, look at us mercifully, and take care of us, your children.

Mein andhaa hoon bandaa aabkaa Mujhse prabhu dikhlaanaa   
Mein andhaa hoon bandaa aabkaa Mujhse prabhu dikhlaanaa 
I am blind and ignorant devotee of yours, give me God’s vision.  

Sai raham nazar karnaa, Bachonkaa paalan karnaa
Sai raham nazar karnaa, Bachonkaa paalan karnaa
Sai, look at us mercifully, and take care of us, your children. 

   Daas ganu kahe ab kyaa boloo Thak gayi meree rasnaa.   
Daas Ganu kahe ab kyaa boloo Thak gayi meree rasnaa.
Das Ganu says : What shall I say now? My tongue fails me  

Sai raham nazar karnaa, Bachonkaa paalan karnaa
Sai raham nazar karnaa, Bachonkaa paalan karnaa
Sai, look at us mercifully, and take care of us, your children.

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