Om Jai Lakshmi Mata praises Lakshmi as the Mother of the world, giver of well-being and resources, presence within the household, and jewel of the cosmic ocean. Every stored stanza ends by indicating the Om Jai refrain.
Quick Facts
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata Aarti Lyrics in English
Read the complete source-aligned Aarti in simple Roman script. The recurring refrain is emphasized within the same continuous sequence.
Aarti and Refrain
Om Jai lakshmi mata, maiya Jai lakshmi mata
Tumako nis din sevat har-vishnu-dhata
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata
Uma, rama, brahmani, tum hi jag-mata
Sury-chandrama dhyavat, narad rishi gata
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata
Tum patal-niranjani, sukh-sampatti-data
Jo koi tumako dhyavat, riddhi-siddhi-dhan pata
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata
Tum patal-nivasini, tum hi shubhadata
Karm-prabhav-prakashini, bhavanidhi ki trata
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata
Jis ghar tum rahati, tahan sab sadgun ata
Sab sambhav ho jata, man nahin ghabarata
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata
Tum bin yajny na hote, vastr na ho pata
Khan-pan ka vaibhav sab tumase ata
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata
Shubh-gun-mandir sundar, kshirodadhi-jata
Ratn chaturdash tum bin koi nahin pata
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata
Mahalakshmiji ki Aarti, jo kai nar gata
Ur anand samata, pap shaman ho jata
Om Jai Lakshmi Mata
Line-by-line Meaning
Meaning in Source Order
Glory to Mother Lakshmi, whom the divine sustaining and creative powers serve day and night.
She is Uma, Rama, and Brahmani, Mother of the world; sun and moon contemplate her and Narada sings her praise.
She is the unstained power present even in the depths, giver of happiness and prosperity; those who meditate on her seek accomplishment and abundance.
Dwelling in the depths, she gives auspiciousness, reveals the effects of action, and carries beings across worldly existence.
Where she dwells, good qualities arise, possibilities open, and the mind need not be afraid.
The verse sees sacrifice, clothing, food, and the richness of daily sustenance as dependent on her gifts.
Beautiful temple of auspicious qualities, born from the ocean of milk, she is linked with the fourteen treasures.
The closing verse says that singing Mahalakshmi’s Aarti fills the heart with joy and quiets wrongdoing.
Household and Cosmic Lakshmi in This Aarti
The text connects cosmic imagery—the ocean of milk and fourteen treasures—with ordinary household needs such as food, clothing, confidence, and good qualities. That movement gives the Aarti both a broad and intimate focus.
How Om Jai Lakshmi Mata Is Traditionally Sung
It is commonly sung in evening worship, with particular prominence on Fridays and Diwali. The source abbreviates the familiar refrain after each stanza; the Roman sequence retains that indicated return.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is often sung in evening worship and is especially familiar on Fridays and during Diwali puja.
Lakshmi is described in relation to the ocean of milk and the fourteen treasures.
No. Each stored Om Jai indication remains visible in its lyric unit.
