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Surya Dev Aarti in Grantha Ā· š‘Œ—š‘š‘Œ°š‘ŒØš‘š‘Œ„

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Origin & Story

Traditional Hindi devotional aarti Ā· Traditional Ā· Devotional era

Surya, the Sun God, is the one deity visible to all eyes — the source of life, light and health, riding his chariot of seven horses driven by the charioteer Aruna. From the Vedic Gayatri to the Aditya Hridaya that Agastya taught Rama, the Sun has been worshipped at dawn across the ages; this aarti is sung after offering Arghya to the rising Sun.

✦ As told in scripture

It was by reciting the Aditya Hridaya at the Sun's blessing that Rama found the strength to defeat Ravana. Devotees offer water (Arghya) to the rising Sun, recite his aarti, and report renewed health, vigour, eyesight and confidence flowing into their lives.

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Verse 1

š‘ š‘Œœš‘ŒÆ š‘Œøš‘‚š‘Œ°š‘š‘ŒÆ š‘Œ­š‘Œ—š‘Œµš‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ, š‘Œœš‘ŒÆ š‘Œ¹š‘‹ š‘Œ¦š‘Œæš‘ŒØš‘Œ•š‘Œ° š‘Œ­š‘Œ—š‘Œµš‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„¤ š‘Œœš‘Œ—š‘Œ¤š‘ š‘Œ•š‘‡ š‘ŒØš‘‡š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ° š‘Œøš‘š‘Œµš‘Œ°š‘‚š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¾ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œ¹š‘‹ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ°š‘Œæš‘Œ—š‘š‘Œ£ š‘Œøš‘š‘Œµš‘Œ°š‘‚š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¾, š‘Œ§š‘Œ°š‘Œ¤ š‘Œøš‘Œ¬ š‘Œ¹š‘€ š‘Œ¤š‘Œµ š‘Œ§š‘š‘ŒÆš‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„„

Om jaya surya bhagavana, jaya ho dinakara bhagavana Jagat ke netra svarupa tuma ho triguna svarupa, dharata saba hi tava dhyana

Meaning:Om, victory to Surya Bhagavan, victory to the day-maker (Dinkar)! You are the very eye of the world, of the three qualities; upon you all fix their meditation.

Verse 2

š‘Œøš‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘Œ„š‘€ š‘Œ…š‘Œ°š‘š‘Œ£ š‘Œ¹š‘ˆš‘Œ‚ š‘ŒŖš‘š‘Œ°š‘Œ­š‘ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œ¶š‘š‘Œµš‘‡š‘Œ¤ š‘Œ•š‘Œ®š‘Œ²š‘Œ§š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ ą„¤ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œšš‘Œ¾š‘Œ° š‘Œ­š‘š‘Œœš‘Œ¾š‘Œ§š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ ą„„

Sarathi aruna haim prabhu tuma shveta kamaladhari Tuma chara bhujadhari

Meaning:Your charioteer is Aruna, O Lord; bearing the white lotus, you of the four arms.

Verse 3

š‘Œ…š‘Œ¶š‘š‘Œµ š‘Œ¹š‘ˆš‘Œ‚ š‘Œøš‘Œ¾š‘Œ¤ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ®š‘š‘Œ¹š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘‡ š‘Œ•š‘‹š‘ŒŸš‘Œæ š‘Œ•š‘Œæš‘Œ°š‘Œ£ š‘ŒŖš‘Œøš‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘‡ ą„¤ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œ¹š‘‹ š‘Œ¦š‘‡š‘Œµ š‘Œ®š‘Œ¹š‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„„

Ashva haim sata tumhare koti kirana pasare Tuma ho deva mahana

Meaning:Seven are your horses, spreading a billion rays; you are the great God.

Verse 4

š‘ŒŠš‘Œ·š‘Œ¾š‘Œ•š‘Œ¾š‘Œ² š‘Œ®š‘‡š‘Œ‚ š‘Œœš‘Œ¬ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œ‰š‘Œ¦š‘ŒÆš‘Œ¾š‘Œšš‘Œ² š‘Œ†š‘Œ¤š‘‡ ą„¤ š‘Œøš‘Œ¬ š‘Œ¤š‘Œ¬ š‘Œ¦š‘Œ°š‘š‘Œ¶š‘ŒØ š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¾š‘Œ¤š‘‡ ą„„

Ushakala mem jaba tuma udayachala ate Saba taba darshana pate

Meaning:When at dawn you rise over the eastern mountain, all then receive your darshan.

Verse 5

š‘Œ«š‘ˆš‘Œ²š‘Œ¾š‘Œ¤š‘‡ š‘Œ‰š‘Œœš‘Œæš‘ŒÆš‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘Œ¾ š‘Œœš‘Œ¾š‘Œ—š‘Œ¤š‘Œ¾ š‘Œ¤š‘Œ¬ š‘Œœš‘Œ— š‘Œøš‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘Œ¾ ą„¤ š‘Œ•š‘Œ°š‘‡ š‘Œøš‘Œ¬ š‘Œ¤š‘Œµ š‘Œ—š‘š‘Œ£š‘Œ—š‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„„

Phailate ujiyara jagata taba jaga sara Kare saba tava gunagana

Meaning:You spread the light and the whole world awakens; then all sing your praise.

Verse 6

š‘Œøš‘ŒØš‘š‘Œ§š‘š‘ŒÆš‘Œ¾ š‘Œ®š‘‡š‘Œ‚ š‘Œ­š‘š‘Œµš‘ŒØš‘‡š‘Œ¶š‘š‘Œµš‘Œ° š‘Œ…š‘Œøš‘š‘Œ¤š‘Œ¾š‘Œšš‘Œ² š‘Œœš‘Œ¾š‘Œ¤š‘‡ ą„¤ š‘Œ—š‘‹š‘Œ§š‘ŒØ š‘Œ¤š‘Œ¬ š‘Œ˜š‘Œ° š‘Œ†š‘Œ¤š‘‡ ą„„

Sandhya mem bhuvaneshvara astachala jate Godhana taba ghara ate

Meaning:At dusk, O Lord of beings, you set behind the western mountain; the cattle then return home.

Verse 7

š‘Œ—š‘‹š‘Œ§š‘‚š‘Œ²š‘Œæ š‘Œ¬š‘‡š‘Œ²š‘Œ¾ š‘Œ®š‘‡š‘Œ‚ š‘Œ¹š‘Œ° š‘Œ˜š‘Œ° š‘Œ¹š‘Œ° š‘Œ†š‘Œ‚š‘Œ—š‘ŒØ š‘Œ®š‘‡š‘Œ‚ ą„¤ š‘Œ¹š‘‹ š‘Œ¤š‘Œµ š‘Œ®š‘Œ¹š‘Œæš‘Œ®š‘Œ¾ š‘Œ—š‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„„

Godhuli bela mem hara ghara hara angana mem Ho tava mahima gana

Meaning:In the twilight hour, in every home and every courtyard, your glory is sung.

Verse 8

š‘Œ¦š‘‡š‘Œµ š‘Œ¦š‘ŒØš‘š‘Œœ š‘ŒØš‘Œ° š‘ŒØš‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œ‹š‘Œ·š‘Œæ š‘Œ®š‘š‘ŒØš‘Œæš‘Œµš‘Œ° š‘Œ­š‘Œœš‘Œ¤š‘‡ ą„¤ š‘Œ†š‘Œ¦š‘Œæš‘Œ¤š‘š‘ŒÆ š‘Œ¹š‘ƒš‘Œ¦š‘ŒÆ š‘Œœš‘ŒŖš‘Œ¤š‘‡ ą„„

Deva danuja nara nari rishi munivara bhajate Aditya hridaya japate

Meaning:Gods, demons, men and women, sages and great seers worship you and recite the Aditya Hridaya.

Verse 9

š‘Œøš‘š‘Œ¤š‘‹š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ° š‘ŒÆš‘‡ š‘Œ®š‘Œ‚š‘Œ—š‘Œ²š‘Œ•š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œ‡š‘Œøš‘Œ•š‘€ š‘Œ¹š‘ˆ š‘Œ°š‘Œšš‘ŒØš‘Œ¾ š‘ŒØš‘š‘ŒÆš‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ ą„¤ š‘Œ¦š‘‡ š‘ŒØš‘Œµ š‘Œœš‘€š‘Œµš‘ŒØš‘Œ¦š‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„„

Stotra ye mamgalakari isaki hai rachana nyari De nava jivanadana

Meaning:This auspicious hymn, of wondrous composition, bestows new life.

Verse 10

š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œ¹š‘‹ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ°š‘Œæš‘Œ•š‘Œ¾š‘Œ² š‘Œ°š‘Œšš‘ŒÆš‘Œæš‘Œ¤š‘Œ¾ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œœš‘Œ— š‘Œ•š‘‡ š‘Œ†š‘Œ§š‘Œ¾š‘Œ° ą„¤ š‘Œ®š‘Œ¹š‘Œæš‘Œ®š‘Œ¾ š‘Œ¤š‘Œµ š‘Œ…š‘ŒŖš‘Œ°š‘Œ®š‘š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¾š‘Œ° ą„„

Tuma ho trikala rachayita tuma jaga ke adhara Mahima tava aparampara

Meaning:You are the maker of the three times, the support of the world; boundless is your glory.

Verse 11

š‘ŒŖš‘š‘Œ°š‘Œ¾š‘Œ£š‘‹š‘Œ‚ š‘Œ•š‘Œ¾ š‘Œøš‘Œæš‘Œ‚š‘Œšš‘ŒØ š‘Œ•š‘Œ°š‘Œ•š‘‡ š‘Œ­š‘Œ•š‘š‘Œ¤š‘‹š‘Œ‚ š‘Œ•š‘‹ š‘Œ…š‘ŒŖš‘ŒØš‘‡ š‘Œ¦š‘‡š‘Œ¤š‘‡ ą„¤ š‘Œ¬š‘Œ² š‘Œ¬š‘š‘Œ¦š‘š‘Œ§š‘Œæ š‘Œ”š‘Œ° š‘Œœš‘š‘Œžš‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„„

Pranom ka simchana karake bhaktom ko apane dete Bala buddhi aura jnana

Meaning:Nourishing the life-breath of all, you grant to your devotees strength, intellect and knowledge.

Verse 12

š‘Œ­š‘‚š‘Œšš‘Œ° š‘Œœš‘Œ²š‘Œšš‘Œ° š‘Œ–š‘‡š‘Œšš‘Œ° š‘Œøš‘Œ¬ š‘Œ•š‘‡ š‘Œ¹š‘‹ š‘ŒŖš‘š‘Œ°š‘Œ¾š‘Œ£ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ®š‘š‘Œ¹š‘€š‘Œ‚ ą„¤ š‘Œøš‘Œ¬ š‘Œœš‘€š‘Œµš‘‹š‘Œ‚ š‘Œ•š‘‡ š‘ŒŖš‘š‘Œ°š‘Œ¾š‘Œ£ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ®š‘š‘Œ¹š‘€š‘Œ‚ ą„„

Bhuchara jalachara khechara saba ke ho prana tumhim Saba jivom ke prana tumhim

Meaning:Creatures of earth, water and sky — you are the life-breath of all; you are the life of every being.

Verse 13

š‘Œµš‘‡š‘Œ¦ š‘ŒŖš‘š‘Œ°š‘Œ¾š‘Œ£ š‘Œ¬š‘Œ–š‘Œ¾š‘ŒØš‘‡ š‘Œ§š‘Œ°š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œøš‘Œ­š‘€ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ®š‘š‘Œ¹š‘‡š‘Œ‚ š‘Œ®š‘Œ¾š‘ŒØš‘‡ ą„¤ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œ¹š‘€ š‘Œøš‘Œ°š‘š‘Œµš‘Œ¶š‘Œ•š‘š‘Œ¤š‘Œæš‘Œ®š‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„„

Veda purana bakhane dharma sabhi tumhem mane Tuma hi sarvashaktimana

Meaning:The Vedas and Puranas extol you, all faiths acknowledge you; you alone are the all-powerful.

Verse 14

š‘Œ‹š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œš‘Œ‚ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ®š‘š‘Œ¹š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œ¦š‘Œ¾š‘Œøš‘€ š‘Œ¤š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œ¶š‘Œ¾š‘Œ¶š‘š‘Œµš‘Œ¤ š‘Œ…š‘Œµš‘Œæš‘ŒØš‘Œ¾š‘Œ¶š‘€ ą„¤ š‘Œ¶š‘š‘Œ­š‘Œ•š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œ…š‘Œ‚š‘Œ¶š‘š‘Œ®š‘Œ¾š‘ŒØ ą„„

Rituem tumhari dasi tuma shashvata avinashi Shubhakari amshumana

Meaning:The seasons are your handmaidens; you are eternal and imperishable — auspicious Anshuman (the rayed one).

Benefits of Chanting Surya Dev Aarti

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Sung to Surya Dev (the Sun God), the visible deity, source of life, light, health and vitality.

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Chanted for health, energy, eyesight, vigour, success and self-confidence, and to strengthen a weak Sun in the horoscope.

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Most powerful at sunrise, on Sunday (Ravivar), Makar Sankranti, Ratha Saptami and during Chhath Puja, ideally after offering Arghya (water) to the Sun.

How to Chant Surya Dev Aarti

Repetitions1times
Best TimeMorning or evening, at the close of puja; the deity's festival days
FaceFacing the deity

Light a lamp (ghee or camphor) and, holding it, perform the aarti by circling it before the deity while singing, ideally with a bell. Offer flowers and prasad, and conclude by taking the aarti blessing (passing the hands over the flame and to the eyes). Sing with devotion and a steady heart.

Frequently Asked Questions

This page shows the complete Surya Dev Aarti written in the Grantha script — the same Sanskrit/Hindi verses, transliterated character-by-character so you can read and chant comfortably. Tap any line (or the ā–¶ button) to hear it recited aloud.
Yes — only the script changes; the words and their meaning are the original. The verse-by-verse meaning, benefits and how-to-chant guidance on this page apply exactly the same.
It is the traditional Hindi aarti sung in praise of Surya Dev, performed at the close of worship with a lamp and bell. This page has the complete lyrics in Hindi with transliteration and verse-by-verse English meaning.
At the close of morning and evening worship, and especially on the deity's festival days. Light a lamp, circle it before the deity while singing, and conclude by taking the aarti blessing.
Sung with devotion, the aarti is believed to please the deity, remove obstacles, illness and sorrow, and grant the heart's sincere wishes, health, prosperity and protection.

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