Ramdev Ji Aarti gathers regional names, places, remembered deeds, and prayers around Baba Ramdev Ji. Because several lines are tradition-specific, the meanings stay close to what each of the nine stored units actually says.
Quick Facts
Ramdev Ji 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 Shri ramade, svami Jai Shri ramade
Panchapiron ke sevak, miran ke avatar
Om Jai Shri ramade
Pipadi patan nagari, runicha mul janm
Nauven din krishn ji ne, dhara sundar tan
Om Jai Shri ramade
Mata mainal pita tanhin, raja ajamal the
Govardhan pujan karate, bade kripal the
Om Jai Shri ramade
Bade chamatkari svami, sujhe vishadhar ko
Rogi jan ki seva men, kapade udate
Om Jai Shri ramade
Khema sohani dai ke, bhed prakat kije
Musalaman ko god le, dharm dharan kije
Om Jai Shri ramade
Jalaur batavada ke, sangram jit liyo
Dhai pav ruk jo ai, ran jit dikhayo
Om Jai Shri ramade
Mohammad beg ke guru tum, ugrasen varadayak
Bhadava sudi dvij devata, runicha dham men
Om Jai Shri ramade
Ramadev ji ki Aarti, jo koi jan gave
Athon siddhi nau nidhi, usake ghar aven
Om Jai Shri ramade
Om Jai Shri ramade, svami Jai Shri ramade
Panchapiron ke sevak, miran ke avatar
Line-by-line Meaning
Meaning in Source Order
Glory to Shri Ramdev, honoured in the hymn as servant of the five pirs and as an incarnate presence.
The verse names Pipadi, Patan, and Runecha, remembering his birth and divine appearance on the ninth lunar day.
It names Mother Mainal and King Ajmal as his parents and remembers worship connected with Govardhan.
A remembered wonder involving a serpent and aid to the afflicted is praised as an act of service.
The verse recalls Khema and Sohani in a regional episode through which Ramdev reveals a hidden truth and extends acceptance.
A victory associated with Jalore and Betavada is remembered, along with a sign of Ramdev’s extraordinary power.
The song names Guru Mohammad Beg, a boon to Ugrasen, the bright fortnight of Bhadrapada, and Runecha.
Whoever sings Ramdev’s Aarti is promised the eight attainments and the nine treasures.
The opening invocation returns, closing with glory to Shri Ramdev and his honoured place among the five pirs.
Names and Places in Ramdev Ji Aarti
This is a regional narrative Aarti rather than a purely descriptive one. Runecha, family names, teachers, devotees, and remembered episodes form a compressed devotional history, so the explanations avoid expanding beyond the source.
How Ramdev Ji Aarti Is Traditionally Sung
The repeated “Om Jai Shri Ramde” line can be sung in response to each narrative unit. Clear pacing helps listeners follow the many regional names retained in Roman script.
Frequently Asked Questions
Several names and events are compressed in the stored source, so the explanation identifies them without inventing a fuller story.
Runecha is repeatedly associated with Ramdev Ji in the text.
