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Sita 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

Mata Sita, the daughter of King Janaka of Mithila who arose from the earth, is the consort of Lord Rama and the supreme embodiment of wifely devotion, purity and sacrifice — following Rama into exile and enduring every trial for the sake of dharma. Worshipped as a form of Goddess Lakshmi, her aarti is sung with Rama's at the close of worship.

✦ As told in scripture

Sita's purity was such that fire itself could not touch her, and the earth opened to receive her at the last. Devotees sing her aarti for a blessed, harmonious married life and for the strength of patience and faith she embodies.

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Complete Text with Meaning

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Verse 1

š‘Œ†š‘Œ°š‘Œ¤š‘€ š‘Œ¶š‘š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œœš‘ŒØš‘Œ•š‘Œ¦š‘š‘Œ²š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œ•š‘€ ą„¤ š‘Œøš‘€š‘Œ¤š‘Œ¾ š‘Œœš‘€ š‘Œ°š‘Œ˜š‘š‘Œµš‘Œ° š‘ŒŖš‘š‘ŒÆš‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œ•š‘€ ą„„

Arati shri janakadulari ki Sita ji raghuvara pyari ki

Meaning:Aarti of Shri Janak's beloved daughter, of Sita Ji, the beloved of Raghuvar (Rama).

Verse 2

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

Jagata janani jaga ki vistarini, nitya satya saketa viharini Parama dayamayi dinoddharini, sita maiya bhaktana hitakari ki

Meaning:Mother of the world, who spreads forth the universe, ever-true, dwelling in Saket; supremely compassionate, uplifter of the lowly — Mother Sita, benefactor of devotees.

Verse 3

š‘Œøš‘Œ¤š‘€ š‘Œ¶š‘Œæš‘Œ°š‘‹š‘Œ®š‘Œ£š‘Œæ š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¤š‘Œæš‘Œ¹š‘Œæš‘Œ¤š‘Œ•š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘Œæš‘Œ£š‘€, š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¤š‘Œæ š‘Œøš‘‡š‘Œµš‘Œ¾ š‘Œ¹š‘Œæš‘Œ¤ š‘Œµš‘ŒØ š‘Œµš‘ŒØ š‘Œšš‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘Œæš‘Œ£š‘€ ą„¤ š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¤š‘Œæ š‘Œ¹š‘Œæš‘Œ¤ š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¤š‘Œæ š‘Œµš‘Œæš‘ŒÆš‘‹š‘Œ— š‘Œøš‘š‘Œµš‘€š‘Œ•š‘Œ¾š‘Œ°š‘Œæš‘Œ£š‘€, š‘Œ¤š‘š‘ŒÆš‘Œ¾š‘Œ—š‘Œ§š‘Œ°š‘š‘Œ® š‘Œ®š‘‚š‘Œ°š‘š‘Œ¤š‘Œæ š‘Œ§š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œ•š‘€ ą„„

Sati shiromani patihitakarini, pati seva hita vana vana charini Pati hita pati viyoga svikarini, tyagadharma murti dhari ki

Meaning:Crown-jewel of devoted wives, ever intent on her husband's good, wandering forest to forest in his service; who accepted even separation from her lord for his sake — the very image of the dharma of sacrifice.

Verse 4

š‘Œµš‘Œæš‘Œ®š‘Œ² š‘Œ•š‘€š‘Œ°š‘š‘Œ¤š‘Œæ š‘Œøš‘Œ¬ š‘Œ²š‘‹š‘Œ•š‘ŒØ š‘Œ›š‘Œ¾š‘Œˆ, š‘ŒØš‘Œ¾š‘Œ® š‘Œ²š‘‡š‘Œ¤ š‘ŒŖš‘Œ¾š‘Œµš‘ŒØ š‘Œ®š‘Œ¤š‘Œæ š‘Œ†š‘Œˆ ą„¤ š‘Œøš‘š‘Œ®š‘Œæš‘Œ°š‘Œ¤ š‘Œ•š‘Œ¾š‘ŒŸš‘Œ¤ š‘Œ•š‘Œ·š‘š‘ŒŸ š‘Œ¦š‘š‘Œ–š‘Œ¦š‘Œ¾š‘Œˆ, š‘Œ¶š‘Œ°š‘Œ£š‘Œ¾š‘Œ—š‘Œ¤ š‘Œœš‘ŒØ š‘Œ­š‘ŒÆ š‘Œ¹š‘Œ°š‘€ š‘Œ•š‘€ ą„„

Vimala kirti saba lokana chhai, nama leta pavana mati ai Sumirata katata kashta dukhadai, sharanagata jana bhaya hari ki

Meaning:Her spotless glory has spread through all the worlds; at the mere taking of her name the mind is purified; remembering her cuts away grief and sorrow — she who removes the fear of all who take refuge.

Benefits of Chanting Sita Aarti

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Sung in praise of Mata Sita (Janaki), the daughter of King Janaka and consort of Lord Rama, the ideal of purity, devotion and sacrifice.

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Chanted for a happy married life, marital harmony, and the blessings of devotion and patience that Sita embodies.

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Especially auspicious on Sita Navami (Janaki Navami), Vivah Panchami and during Ramayana recitation, and sung with the Ram aarti.

How to Chant Sita 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 Sita 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 Sita, 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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