Chintpurni Mata Aarti (जय जय चिन्तपूर्णी माता)
Sung at the Chintpurni Mandir Una during morning and evening aartis daily, during Chaitra and Sharad Navratri (when over a million pilgrims visit), and at Ashtami of every shukla paksha.
About this Aarti
Aarti of Maa Chintpurni — Shaktipeeth at Una HP, removes all worries and fulfils devotees' wishes.
Sung at the Chintpurni Mandir Una during morning and evening aartis daily, during Chaitra and Sharad Navratri (when over a million pilgrims visit), and at Ashtami of every shukla paksha.
Chintpurni is one of the 51 Shaktipeeths of Hindu sacred geography — the feet of Sati fell here when Lord Vishnu severed her corpse with the Sudarshan Chakra. The deity is worshipped in pind (rounded stone) form, not as an idol — a rare and ancient mode of Devi-worship preserved at this shrine. The temple is set among seven mountains symbolizing the seven brothers of the Goddess. Pilgrims from Punjab, Himachal, Jammu, and the entire North flock here especially during Navratri.
Significance & Importance
Maa Chintpurni is regarded as the Chinta-Haarini — the remover of every worry. Devotees believe that no genuine prayer offered here returns empty.
English Transliteration
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata,
Sab ki chinta haarni mata.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
Una ki dharti par tu virajat,
Bhakta ki sab vyatha mitavat.
Saaton bhainon ke beechon mein,
Pind-roop tu darshan deti.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
Shivaling sang vaas tihaaro,
Chinnamastika roop nyaaro.
Bhakta sakal ki vipada tu haarey,
Sun-sun pukaar daudi aaye.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
Jo nar nari karein tihari poojan,
Sab manorath kare poojan.
Putra paavein, dhan-sampada paayein,
Rog-shok sab door nashaayein.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
Navratri mein bhakta hain aate,
Pind se aagey sheesh nawate.
Jai jai gunje pavan-pavan mein,
Maa ka jaikara aasmaan mein.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata,
Sab ki chinta haarni mata.Verse-by-Verse Meaning
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Jai jai Chintpurni Mata, Sab ki chinta haarni mata. Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
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Victory, victory to you, O Chintpurni Mata! You are the one who removes the worries (chinta) of all your devotees. Hail to you again and again, O Chintpurni Mother. (This is the refrain, repeated throughout the aarti.)
Una ki dharti par tu virajat, Bhakta ki sab vyatha mitavat.
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O Mother, you are enthroned upon the sacred land of Una (Himachal), and you wipe away every pain and affliction of your devotees.
Saaton bhaiyon ke beechon mein, Pind-roop tu darshan deti.
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Amid the seven mountains (revered as the seven brothers of the Goddess), you grant your devotees darshan in the pind (rounded sacred stone) form.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
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(refrain, repeated)
Shivaling sang vaas tihaaro, Chinnamastika roop nyaaro.
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Your abode is together with the Shivling, and your form as Chinnamastika is wondrous and unique.
Bhakta sakal ki vipada tu haarey, Sun-sun pukaar daudi aaye.
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You take away the calamity of all your devotees; the moment you hear their cry, you come running to them.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
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(refrain, repeated)
Jo nar nari karein tihari poojan, Sab manorath kare poojan.
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Whatever men and women perform your worship, all their heartfelt wishes (manorath) are fulfilled.
Putra paavein, dhan-sampada paayein, Rog-shok sab door nashaayein.
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They obtain the joy of children and gain wealth and prosperity, and all their illness and sorrow are driven far away and destroyed.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
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(refrain, repeated)
Navratri mein bhakta hain aate, Pind se aagey sheesh nawate.
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During Navratri the devotees come (from far and wide) and bow their heads before the pind-form of the Mother.
Jai jai gunje pavan-pavan mein, Maa ka jaikara aasmaan mein.
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The cry of "Victory! Victory!" resounds in the very air, in every breeze; the Mother's acclamation rises up to the skies.
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata.
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(refrain, repeated)
Jai jai Chintpurni Mata, Sab ki chinta haarni mata.
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Victory, victory to you, O Chintpurni Mata, remover of everyone's worries. (The aarti closes with this final refrain.)
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should the Chintpurni Mata Aarti be recited?
Sung at the Chintpurni Mandir Una during morning and evening aartis daily, during Chaitra and Sharad Navratri (when over a million pilgrims visit), and at Ashtami of every shukla paksha.
What are the benefits of reciting the Chintpurni Mata Aarti?
Reciting the Chintpurni Mata Aarti with devotion is traditionally believed to invoke the grace of Chintpurni Mata— Chinnamastika Shaktipeeth, steady the mind, dispel negativity, and create an auspicious, sattvic atmosphere at home. It is offered as an act of bhakti (loving devotion) rather than for any guaranteed material result.
Where can I read the complete Chintpurni Mata Aarti lyrics?
VedKosh provides the complete Chintpurni Mata Aarti lyrics dedicated to Chintpurni Mata (चिन्तपूर्णी माता) — Chinnamastika Shaktipeeth in both Hindi and English (with transliteration for regional readers), along with its meaning and a printable/downloadable version.