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Complete Shailputri — Jai Giriraj Kishori lyrics in Hindi
Read the complete hymn in the order shown below. Your family or temple may sing slightly different words; compare with the reading used there.
शैलपुत्री माँ बैल असवार।
करें देवता जय जयकार॥
शिव शंकर की प्रिय भवानी।
तेरी महिमा किसी ने न जानी॥
पार्वती तू उमा कहलावें।
जो तुझे सुमिरे सो सुख पावें॥
रिद्धि सिद्धि प्रदान करे तू।
दया करे धनवान करे तू॥
सोमवार को शिव संग प्यारी।
आरती जिसने तेरी उतारी॥
उसकी सगरी आस पुजा दो।
सगरे दुःख तकलीफ मिटा दो॥
घी का सुन्दर दीप जला के।
गोला गरी का भोग लगा के॥
श्रद्धा भाव से मन्त्र जपायें।
प्रेम सहित फिर शीश झुकायें॥
जय गिरिराज किशोरी अम्बे।
शिव मुख चन्द्र चकोरी अम्बे॥
मनोकामना पूर्ण कर दो।
चमन सदा सुख सम्पत्ति भर दो॥
Both PDF pages — actual previews
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A simple English explanation
Shailputri is worshipped on the first day of Navratri. This hymn describes the Mother and the devotee’s prayer. Each note explains two consecutive couplets. They are a simple explanation, not a word-for-word translation.
- The Mother is greeted as Shailputri, riding a bull, and as Bhavani, beloved of Shiva.
- Parvati and Uma are names of the Mother. References to happiness and prosperity express devotional belief.
- The devotee prays for hopes to be fulfilled and sorrow to ease. The hymn also recalls Monday and Shiva.
- The verse describes a lamp and coconut offering, followed by sincere chanting and a respectful bow.
- Giriraj Kishori means the daughter of the king of mountains, Himalaya. The final verse is a prayer for happiness and grace.
Using the reading at home
Save the PDF and open it before the aarti begins. Zoom for larger letters. When printing, choose A4 and “Fit to page”; check the margins and final lines in print preview. Read the words slowly first, then use the melody familiar to your family.
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Frequently asked questions
How many pages are in the PDF?
There are two A4 pages: one page of complete Hindi lyrics and one page of simple Hindi meaning.
Can I inspect the PDF before downloading?
Yes. Both actual page previews appear below. Use Open PDF to view the complete file.
Can I read it offline?
After saving the PDF on your phone, you can open it without an internet connection.
Why do some versions use different words?
Singing traditions and regions may use small wording variations. This page presents one widely used reading and provides a source for comparing variants.
Source and related reading
Compare wording: Drik Panchang — शैलपुत्री — जय गिरिराज किशोरी.
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Disclaimer: This is a devotional reading and a simple explanation. Regional wording may vary. Prayers for blessing and protection express religious belief and do not guarantee a particular outcome.
