Om Jai Surya Bhagwan follows the sun from dawn to dusk while praising Surya as light, life, knowledge, and the support of all creatures. Each of the nine long source stanzas remains one logical unit.
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Om Jai Surya Bhagwan 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 sury bhagavan,Jai ho dinakar bhagavan
Jagat ke netrasvarupa,tum ho trigun svarupa
Dharat sab hi tav dhyan,Om Jai sury bhagavan
Om Jai sury bhagavan
Sarathi arun hain prabhu tum,shvet kamaladhari
Tum char bhujadhari
Ashv hain sat tumhare,koti kiran pasare
Tum ho dev mahan
Om Jai sury bhagavan
Ushakal men jab tum,udayachal ate
Sab tab darshan pate
Phailate ujiyara,jagata tab jag sara
Kare sab tab gunagan
Om Jai sury bhagavan
Sandhya men bhuvaneshvar,astachal jate
Godhan tab ghar ate
Godhuli bela men,har ghar har angan men
Ho tav mahima gan
Om Jai sury bhagavan
Dev-danuj nar-nari,rishi-munivar bhajate
Adity hriday japate
Stotr ye mangalakari,isaki hai rachana nyari
De nav jivanadan
Om Jai sury bhagavan
Tum ho trikal rachayita,tum jag ke adhar
Mahima tab aparampar
Pranon ka sinchan karake,bhakton ko apane dete
Bal, buddhi aur jnyan
Om Jai sury bhagavan
Bhuchar jalachar khechar,sabake hon pran tumhin
Sab jivon ke pran tumhin
Ved-puran bakhane,dharm sabhi tumhen mane
Tum hi sarvashaktiman
Om Jai sury bhagavan
Pujan karatin dishaen,puje dash dikpal
Tum bhuvanon ke pratipal
Rituen tumhari dasi,tum shashvat avinashi
Shubhakari anshuman
Om Jai sury bhagavan
Om Jai sury bhagavan,Jai ho dinakar bhagavan
Jagat ke netrasvarupa,tum ho trigun svarupa
Dharat sab hi tav dhyan,Om Jai sury bhagavan
Line-by-line Meaning
Meaning in Source Order
Glory to Surya, maker of the day and eye of the world, whose threefold nature is held in everyone’s meditation.
Aruna is his charioteer, he bears a white lotus and four arms, and his seven horses carry countless rays.
When he rises over the eastern mountain at dawn, all behold him; his light spreads, the world awakens, and praise begins.
At evening he travels toward the western horizon as cattle return home and every courtyard fills the twilight with his praise.
Gods, asuras, people, and sages worship him and recite the Aditya Hridaya, a beneficent hymn that renews life.
He is praised as maker of the three times and support of the world, nourishing life and granting devotees strength, understanding, and knowledge.
Creatures on land, in water, and in the sky depend upon him for life; scriptures and traditions recognize his universal power.
The directions and their guardians worship him; seasons serve the eternal, imperishable protector of the worlds.
The opening praise returns, honouring the radiant Lord as the eye of the universe and focus of meditation.
Surya as Light and Life
The hymn observes a complete solar rhythm: sunrise, awakening, nourishment, sunset, and seasonal order. The chariot of seven horses and Aruna as charioteer are central traditional images within its praise.
How Om Jai Surya Bhagwan Is Traditionally Sung
It is especially suited to sunrise worship after offering water toward the sun. The long stanzas are best sung at an even pace, returning clearly to the Surya refrain.
Frequently Asked Questions
It names light, life, strength, understanding, and knowledge among his sustaining gifts.
The seven horses belong to the traditional image of Surya’s radiant chariot described in the source.