Jai Santoshi Mata celebrates the Goddess as a compassionate giver of contentment, refuge, and household well-being. All twelve descriptive stanzas and the final return to the opening are retained.

Quick Facts

Dedicated ToGoddess Santoshi
Text TypeDevotional Aarti
LanguageHindi
StructureThirteen stanzas with the Santoshi Mata refrain
Traditional SettingFriday worship and Santoshi Mata vrata
PresentationSimple Roman lyrics with line-aligned English meaning

Jai Santoshi 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 santoshi mata, maiya Jai santoshi mata
Apane sevak jan ki, sukh sampati data
Jai santoshi mata ||

Sundar chir sunahari, man dharan kinho
Hira panna damake, tan shrringar linho
Jai santoshi mata ||

Geru lal chhata chhabi, badan kamal sohe
Mand hansat karunamayi, tribhuvan jan mohe
Jai santoshi mata ||

Svarn sinhasan baithi, chanvar dure pyare
Dhup, dip, madhu, meva, bhoj dhare nyare
Jai santoshi mata ||

Gud aru chana param priy, tamen santosh kiyo
Santoshi kehalai, bhaktan vibhav diyo
Jai santoshi mata ||

Shukravar priy manat, aj divas sohi
Bhakt mandali chhai, katha sunat mohi
Jai santoshi mata ||

Mandir jag mag jyoti, mangal dhvani chhai
Vinay karen ham balak, charanan sir nai
Jai santoshi mata ||

Bhakti bhavamay puja, angikrit kijai
Jo man base hamare, ichchhit phal dijai
Jai santoshi mata ||

Dukhi daridri rogi, sankat mukt kie
Bahu dhan dhany bhare ghar, sukh saubhagy die
Jai santoshi mata ||

Dhyan dhare jo tera, vanchhit phal payo
Puja katha shravan kar, ghar anand ayo
Jai santoshi mata ||

Sharan gahe ki lajja, rakhiyo jagadambe
Sankat tuhi nivare, dayamayi ambe
Jai santoshi mata ||

Santoshi man ki Aarti, jo koi jan gave
Riddhi siddhi sukh sampati, ji bhar ke pave
Jai santoshi mata ||

Jai santoshi mata, maiya Jai santoshi mata
Apane sevak jan ki, sukh sampati data
Jai Jai santoshi mata ||

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Line-by-line Meaning

Meaning in Source Order

Glory to Mother Santoshi, who grants happiness and prosperity to those who serve her.

The Mother wears a beautiful golden garment, with diamonds and emeralds shining among her ornaments.

Her saffron-red radiance and lotus-like face enchant the three worlds with a gentle, compassionate smile.

Seated on a golden throne beneath waving fly-whisks, she receives incense, lamps, sweets, and fruit.

Jaggery and chickpeas are especially dear to her; content with them, she gives abundance to devotees.

Friday is dear to the Mother, when devotees gather and listen to her sacred account.

The temple glows with light and auspicious sound as her children bow their heads at her feet.

Please accept this worship filled with devotion and grant the worthy desire held in the heart.

The hymn praises her for freeing the distressed, poor, and ill from trouble and filling homes with grain, fortune, and joy.

Whoever meditates upon her receives the desired fruit, and listening to the worship story brings joy into the home.

O Mother of the world, honour those who take refuge in you; compassionate Mother, you alone remove their crisis.

The song says that one who sings Santoshi Mata’s Aarti receives spiritual attainment, happiness, and prosperity.

The opening invocation returns, praising Mother Santoshi as the giver of well-being to her servants.

Contentment in Santoshi Mata Worship

The Aarti connects Santoshi Mata with contentment, compassionate protection, and simple offerings of jaggery and chickpeas. Friday worship and listening to her vrata story are explicit themes of the source.

How Jai Santoshi Mata Aarti Is Traditionally Sung

It is especially associated with Friday worship. The recurring “Jai Santoshi Mata” response may be sung by the whole gathering after each stanza while the lamp is offered.

Frequently Asked Questions

The text specifically names jaggery and chickpeas as dear to Santoshi Mata.

The source identifies Friday as a favoured day when devotees gather for worship and the vrata story.