Reading details
जय बृहस्पति देवा, ऊँ जय बृहस्पति देवा।
छिन छिन भोग लगाऊं, कदली फल मेवा॥
Jai Brihaspati deva, om jai Brihaspati deva. Chhin chhin bhog lagaaun, kadli phal meva.
तुम पूरण परमात्मा, तुम अन्तर्यामी।
जगतपिता जगदीश्वर, तुम सबके स्वामी॥
Tum pooran paramatma, tum antaryami. Jagatpita jagdishwar, tum sabke swami.
चरणामृत निज निर्मल, सब पातक हर्ता।
सकल मनोरथ दायक, कृपा करो भर्ता॥
Charnamrit nij nirmal, sab pataka harta. Sakal manorath dayak, kripa karo bharta.
तन, मन, धन अर्पण कर, जो जन शरण पड़े।
प्रभु प्रकट तब होकर, आकर द्वार खड़े॥
Tan, man, dhan arpan kar, jo jan sharan pade. Prabhu prakat tab hokar, aakar dwar khade.
दीनदयाल दयानिधि, भक्तन हितकारी।
पाप दोष सब हर्ता, भव बंधन हारी॥
Deendayal dayanidhi, bhaktan hitkari. Paap dosh sab harta, bhav bandhan hari.
सकल मनोरथ दायक, सब संशय हारो।
विषय विकार मिटाओ, संतन सुखकारी॥
Sakal manorath dayak, sab sanshay haro. Vishay vikar mitao, santan sukhkari.
जो कोई आरती तेरी, प्रेम सहित गावे।
जेठानन्द आनन्दकर, सो निश्चय पावे॥
Jo koi aarti teri, prem sahit gaave. Jethanand anandkar, so nishchay paave.
सब बोलो विष्णु भगवान की जय।
बोलो बृहस्पति देव भगवान की जय॥
Sab bolo Vishnu Bhagwan ki jai. Bolo Brihaspati Dev Bhagwan ki jai.
For a vrat, some devotees read it several times in one sitting: 11, 21, or 108. Save your reading count with this counter.
How to Read Shri Brihaspati Dev Aarti
Read it on Thursdays, wearing yellow clothes, with a lamp lit before a banana plant. Repeat the refrain, 'Jai Brihaspati Deva,' after every stanza and again at the very end.
About Shri Brihaspati Dev Aarti
Brihaspati Dev Aarti is the most widely sung hymn of praise to Brihaspati Dev, guru of the gods, describing him as the supreme being, the inner witness, and the benefactor of his devotees. It is composed as a refrain followed by seven stanzas, with the refrain repeated after each one.
This page presents the full text in clean Devanagari, with a simple meaning for every stanza. Text size can be adjusted, and the full reading can also be printed.
No composer names himself within the aarti, so it's considered a traditional composition of unknown authorship. It describes Brihaspati Dev, guru of the gods, as the supreme being, the inner witness, and the benefactor of his devotees. It is sung especially during the Thursday (Guruvar) vrat.
Frequently asked questions
Who composed the Brihaspati Dev Aarti?
No composer names himself within the text, so it's considered a traditional composition of unknown authorship.
What is the structure of the aarti?
It has one refrain and seven stanzas. The refrain is repeated after every stanza.
What is the best time to read the Brihaspati Dev Aarti?
Reading it on a Thursday, wearing yellow clothes, with a lamp lit before a banana plant, is considered ideal.
Is it necessary to know the meaning?
Not necessary, but reading it with the meaning makes the devotion clearer. This page includes a simple meaning alongside every stanza.