आरती संग्रह आणि स्तोत्रे
Marathi Aarti & Stotra with Meaning
The aartis, stotras and prayers said in Marathi homes, in Devanagari, with the meaning of every verse in English and Marathi. Each page also says who wrote it and when it is usually sung, with a reading mode and larger text for the puja room.
Aarti · Ganpati
सुखकर्ता दुःखहर्ता
Sukhakarta Dukhaharta Aarti
The Ganpati aarti sung first in almost every Marathi home, written by Samarth Ramdas.
Samarth Ramdas · Marathi
Stotra · Ganpati
संकटनाशन गणपती स्तोत्र
Sankatnashan Ganesh Stotra
"Pranamya shirasa devam": the twelve names of Ganesh, recited to remove obstacles.
Narada Purana · Sanskrit
Aarti · Shiva
लवथवती विक्राळा
Lavthavati Vikrala Shiv Aarti
Samarth Ramdas's aarti of Shankar, sung right after the Ganpati aarti.
Samarth Ramdas · Marathi
Aarti · Devi
दुर्गे दुर्घट भारी
Durge Durghat Bhari Aarti
The Marathi aarti of the Devi, sung through Navratri and at every evening aarti.
Traditional (signed by Narahari) · Marathi
Aarti · Vitthal
युगे अठ्ठावीस विटेवरी उभा
Yuge Atthavis Vitthal Aarti
Sant Namdev's aarti of Vitthal of Pandharpur, standing on the brick for 28 yugas.
Sant Namdev · Marathi
Aarti · Datta
त्रिगुणात्मक त्रैमूर्ती
Trigunatmak Traimurti Datta Aarti
Sant Eknath's aarti of Shri Datta, the three-in-one form of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh.
Sant Eknath · Marathi
Prayer · Daily prayers
घालीन लोटांगण वंदीन चरण
Ghalin Lotangan
The closing prayer of every Marathi aarti: an abhang of Namdev followed by Sanskrit shlokas.
Sant Namdev and Sanskrit verses · Marathi and Sanskrit
Prayer · Daily prayers
शुभं करोति कल्याणम्
Shubham Karoti Kalyanam
The evening lamp prayer children say at dusk in Marathi homes.
Traditional · Sanskrit and Marathi
Prayer · Daily prayers
पसायदान
Pasaydan
Sant Dnyaneshwar's prayer for the good of all beings, from the end of the Dnyaneshwari.
Sant Dnyaneshwar · Marathi
Stotra · Maruti
भीमरूपी महारुद्रा (मारुती स्तोत्र)
Bhimrupi Maharudra Maruti Stotra
Samarth Ramdas's seventeen-verse Maruti stotra, recited on Saturdays and Tuesdays.
Samarth Ramdas · Marathi
Stotra · Maruti
हनुमान चालीसा
Hanuman Chalisa
Tulsidas's forty chaupais in praise of Hanuman, with meaning in English and Marathi.
Goswami Tulsidas · Awadhi
Stotra · Lakshmi
महालक्ष्मी अष्टकम्
Mahalakshmi Ashtakam
Eight verses to Mahalakshmi, said by Indra, read on Fridays and at Lakshmi Puja.
Indra (Padma Purana) · Sanskrit
Stotra · Navagraha
नवग्रह स्तोत्र
Navagraha Stotra
One verse for each of the nine planets, from Surya to Ketu, attributed to Vyasa.
Vyasa (attributed) · Sanskrit
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वारानुसार स्तोत्र
Which stotra on which day
Each weekday is linked to a deity in Maharashtra. If you want to read one stotra a day, this is the common pattern.
Monday सोमवार
Shiva
लवथवती विक्राळा
Tuesday मंगळवार
Ganpati and Devi
संकटनाशन गणपती स्तोत्र
Wednesday बुधवार
Vitthal
युगे अठ्ठावीस विटेवरी उभा
Thursday गुरुवार
Datta and the guru
त्रिगुणात्मक त्रैमूर्ती
Friday शुक्रवार
Lakshmi and Devi
महालक्ष्मी अष्टकम्
Saturday शनिवार
Maruti and Shani
भीमरूपी महारुद्रा (मारुती स्तोत्र)
Sunday रविवार
Surya and the grahas
नवग्रह स्तोत्र
आरतीचा क्रम
The usual order of the evening aarti
In Marathi homes, and during Ganeshotsav in particular, the aartis are sung in a set order. Ganpati comes first, then Shankar, then the Devi, then the family's own deity, and the session closes with Ghalin Lotangan and the mantra pushpanjali.
प्रश्नोत्तरे
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an aarti and a stotra?
An aarti is sung while a lamp is waved before the deity, usually with a refrain after each verse, and it is short. A stotra is a hymn of praise that is read or chanted, often longer, and does not need a lamp.
Which aarti is sung first?
Sukhakarta Dukhaharta, the Ganpati aarti, is always sung first. Ganpati is worshipped before every other god, so his aarti opens the sequence.
Are these texts the same as in printed aarti books?
Yes, they follow the common printed versions. Small spelling differences exist between books and families, especially in the Marathi aartis, so you may see a word written slightly differently elsewhere.
Can I read these on my phone during puja?
Yes. Open any stotra and use the reading controls at the top to make the text larger or hide the meanings, so only the Devanagari verses show.