Jai Parvati Mata praises the motherly, protective, and powerful forms of Goddess Parvati. Its refrain is woven through the stored source, so the Roman reading keeps the same twelve-unit sequence.
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Jai Parvati 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
Jai parvati mata Jai parvati mata brahm sanatan devi shubh phal kada data
Jai parvati mata Jai parvati mata
Arikul padma vinasani Jai sevak trata
Jag jivan jagadamba harihar gun gata
Jai parvati mata Jai parvati mata
Sinh ko vahan saje kundal hai satha dev vadhu jahan gavat nrity kar tatha
Jai parvati mata Jai parvati mata
Satayug shil susundar nam sati kahalata
Hemanchal ghar janmi sakhiyan rangarata
Jai parvati mata Jai parvati mata
Shumbh nishumbh vidare hemanchal syata sahas bhuja tanu dharike chakr liyo hatha
Jai parvati mata Jai parvati mata
Srishti rup tuhi janani shiv sang rangarata
Nandi bhringi bin lahi sara madamata
Jai parvati mata Jai parvati mata
Devan araj karat ham chit ko lata
Gavat de de tali man men rangarata
Jai parvati mata Jai parvati mata
Shri pratap Aarti maiya ki jo koi gata
Sada sukhi rahata sukh sanpati pata
Jai parvati mata maiya Jai parvati mata
Line-by-line Meaning
Meaning in Source Order
Glory to Mother Parvati, the eternal Goddess who grants auspicious results.
The Mother defeats hostile forces and protects those who serve her.
She is the Mother of the world, and both Hari and Hara sing her praise.
She rides a lion, shines with earrings, and is celebrated with song and dance by divine women.
The hymn returns to her praise and remembers her as Sati in the age of truth.
Born in the home of Himalaya, she is surrounded by loving companions.
She overcame Shumbha and Nishumbha and is envisioned with a thousand arms bearing divine power.
The refrain praises Parvati as the source of creation and the universal Mother beside Shiva.
Nandi and Bhringi attend the divine household while music accompanies the worship.
The gods offer their petition and celebrate the Mother with joyful clapping.
The Aarti again calls everyone to praise Parvati with devotion.
The hymn says that one who sings this Aarti receives happiness and prosperity through the Mother’s grace.
Parvati as Mother and Protector
The song joins Parvati’s nurturing presence with her strength against destructive forces. References to Sati, Himalaya, Shiva, and the defeat of demons place several traditional images of the Goddess within one compact Aarti.
How Jai Parvati Mata Is Traditionally Sung
The refrain can be sung by the full gathering while a lead singer carries the narrative stanzas. A steady pace helps the interwoven praise remain clear.
Frequently Asked Questions
The text remembers her as Sati, daughter of Himalaya, universal Mother, and a powerful protector.
No. The repeated praise is retained within the source order and highlighted without extra headings.