Jai Vaishnavi Mata, Maiya Jai Vaishnavi Mata is a devotional Aarti dedicated to Mata Vaishnavi. Mata Vaishnavi is considered to be a form of Adishakti and devotees lovingly call her Vaishno Mata, Mata Rani and Vaishnavi Mata.
This Aarti describes the divine form of the Mother Goddess, her sacred abode, cave, Trikuta Mountain and the supernatural image of the Mother Goddess's court. During the Aarti, the devotee prays to the Mother Goddess with folded hands for her darshan, grace and blessings.
Full Text of Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti
Jai Vaishnavi Mata, Mother Jai Vaishnavi Mata.
With folded hands in front of you, I sing aarti.
॥ Jai Vaishnavi Mata..॥
The umbrella sits on the head of your beloved idol.
Ganga flows at your feet, a unique light shines.
॥ Jai Vaishnavi Mata..॥
Brahma reads the Vedas daily at your door, Shankar meditates.
Servants wave the fan, Narada dances.
॥ Jai Vaishnavi Mata..॥
Your beautiful cave is very pleasing to the mind.
O Mother, my mind desires to see it again and again.
॥ Jai Vaishnavi Mata..॥
Flags should fly on the building, bells should ring.
Your high mountain is dear to me, Mother.
॥ Jai Vaishnavi Mata..॥
Pan, betel nut, flag, coconut, flowers and dry fruits as a gift.
My servant is standing at your feet, please give me darshan, O God.
॥ Jai Vaishnavi Mata..॥
Whoever comes to your door with determination, may his wish be fulfilled, Mother.
॥ Jai Vaishnavi Mata.. ॥
Meaning of Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti
In this Aarti, the devotee praises Mata Vaishnavi with folded hands and prays for her blessings and darshan.
“Sheesh pe chhatra viraje, moortiya pyari”
In this line, the divine and captivating form of Mata has been described. Seeing Mata in a majestic and compassionate form, the devotee offers his respect at her feet.
“Brahma padhe veda nit dware, Shankar dhyan dhare”
In this, while describing the divine glory of Mata, even gods like Brahma and Lord Shiva have been depicted worshipping Mata. This line expresses the feeling of bowing to Mata as the supreme power.
“Sundar gufa tumhari”
The cave of the holy shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi has been specially remembered in this Aarti. The devotee expresses his desire to visit the holy temple of the Mother Goddess.
“Flags swing in the temple, bells ring”
This line depicts the spiritual image of fluttering flags and ringing bells in the holy temple of the Mother Goddess. It expresses the devotee's reverence for the Mother Goddess.
“Das khade charan mein, darshan do deva”
Considering himself as the servant of the Mother Goddess, he surrenders himself at her feet and prays for her blessings and darshan.
“Uski iccha puran, mata ho jaave”
This line expresses the devotee's unwavering faith in the Mother Goddess. The devotee comes to the Mother Goddess's doorstep with faith and prays to her to fulfill his wishes.
Religious significance of Mata Vaishnavi
In the Sanatan tradition, the Goddess is considered the Adi Shakti and the basis of the sustenance and power of the world. Mata Vaishnavi is also worshipped with reverence as a divine form of Goddess Shakti.
Devotees who travel to the holy shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi consider even the difficult path as a part of their devotion and meditation towards the Mother. Chanting "Jai Mata Di" all the way, devotees reach the Mother's temple.
The Holy Shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi
The famous shrine of Mata Vaishno Devi is located in the Trikuta mountain region of Jammu and Kashmir. Devotees from India and abroad come here to have the holy darshan of the Mother.
The lines of the Aarti describe the "beautiful cave, mountain, flag and the sound of bells" reflect the devotional spirit of the Mother's holy court.
Importance of Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti
Devotees perform the Mother's Aarti with reverence and faith. According to religious belief, through Aarti, devotion towards the Mother Goddess is expressed and prayers are offered to her for the happiness, peace, prosperity and well-being of the family.
Mata ki Aarti:
It is a medium to express reverence and devotion towards the Mother Goddess.
It is considered helpful in generating faith and positive feelings in the mind.
It is performed for the happiness and peace of the family.
It becomes a medium to remember the Mother Goddess in times of crisis.
It is performed to pray for wishes and well-being.
It generates a feeling of devotion and service at the feet of the Mother Goddess.
Note: The above benefits are based on religious and spiritual beliefs.
Vidhi of worshipping Jai Vaishnavi Mata
Mata Vaishnavi can be worshipped at home in a simple way.
Puja Samagri
Picture or idol of Mata Vaishnavi
Lamp
Ghee or oil
Dhoop or agarbatti
Flowers
Roli and Akshat
Fruits
Coconut
Naivedya or Prasad
Red Chunari
Method of worshipping
Take bath and wear clean clothes.
Clean the place of worship.
Install the picture or idol of Mata Vaishnavi Do it.
Offer red chunri, flowers and roli to the Mother.
Offer coconut, fruits and naivedya.
Light incense and lamp.
Meditate on the Mother for some time.
Chant “Jai Mata Di”.
Recite the complete Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti.
Finally, pray to the Mother for happiness, peace and well-being of the family.
Distribute the Prasad among all the devotees.
When to perform Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti?
Mata Aarti can be performed at the time of worship morning or evening. It is especially popular to perform Mata's Aarti with devotion on Navratri, Fridays and special festivals related to the Goddess.
While performing or participating in Aarti in a temple, one should follow the puja system and scheduled time of the respective temple.
Importance of the items offered in Aarti
Offerings like betel leaf, betel nut, flag, coconut, flowers and dry fruits are mentioned in Aarti. In Hindu worship tradition, various puja materials are offered as a symbol of faith and devotion.
Coconut – considered a symbol of auspiciousness and devotion.
Flowers – a symbol of love and devotion.
Dry fruits and fruits – offered as naivedya.
Flag – considered a symbol of victory and religious faith.
Aarti of Vaishnavi Mata in Navratri
Navratri is a major festival of Goddess worship. During these days, devotees worship various forms of the Mother Goddess and perform Aarti and Devi Stuti daily.
While reciting Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti during Navratri, devotees can pray to the Mother Goddess for strength, wisdom, happiness, peace and well-being of the family.
Prayer to Mata Vaishnavi
After the Aarti, the Mother Goddess can be prayed in simple words:
O Mata Vaishnavi,
Bless your blessings on your devotees.
Bless our families with happiness, peace and prosperity.
Give us patience and strength in difficult situations.
Remove fear and negativity from our minds
And inspire us to follow the path of truth, righteousness and morality.
Jai Mata Di.
FAQ: Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti
1. Whose Aarti is Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti?
Jai Vaishnavi Mata is an Aarti dedicated to Mata Vaishnavi. It describes the divine form of Mata and the glory of her holy abode.
2. When should Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti be performed?
Mata Aarti can be performed during morning or evening prayers. It is also recited on special occasions like Navratri and Goddess worship.
3. Can Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti be performed at home?
Yes, this Aarti can be performed at home with devotion by lighting a lamp in front of Mata's picture or idol.
4. What is offered in Mata Vaishnavi's worship?
Flowers, fruits, coconut, naivedya, red chunri and other puja materials can be offered to Mata as per one's faith.
5. What should be done after Aarti?
After Aarti, bow to the Mother Goddess and pray for the happiness, peace and well-being of the family and distribute Prasad.
6. Can Jai Vaishnavi Mata Aarti be recited during Navratri?
Yes. During the worship of Goddess in Navratri, Mata Vaishnavi's Aarti can be recited with devotion.
“Jai Vaishnavi Mata, Maiya Jai Vaishnavi Mata” is a beautiful expression of reverence, faith and devotion towards the Mother Goddess. The Aarti gives a soulful description of the Mother's holy temple, cave, mountain and divine court.
Devotees reverently perform the Aarti of the Mother Goddess and pray to her for strength, peace, wisdom and well-being in their lives.
Jai Vaishnavi Mata.
Jai Mata Di.