Maiya Sheravali Ki Aarti Bhojpuri
About this Aarti
Bhojpuri Navratri aarti for Mata Sheravali (Durga), sung with devotion across Bihar, Patna, Varanasi, and eastern Uttar Pradesh.
Significance & Importance
Sung during Navratri across Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh, this aarti invokes Mata Durga in her lion-mounted form as the destroyer of evil and the protector of Bhojpuri devotees. The nine nights of Navratri are the most celebrated festive season in the Bhojpuri belt from Patna to Varanasi.
English Transliteration
Jai Sheravali Maiya, jai jai Maiya,
Sher par savaar ho ke aavelu ho.
Navratri mein bhakt sab milke,
Maiya ke jaikara lagavelu ho.
Durga Maiya tu mahaan baadu,
Asur nashini dukh harta hain ho.
Bhojpuri mein geet gaain milke,
Maiya ke charan pakdaain ho.
Diya jalaain Maiya khatir,
Ghar mein ujaala phailaain ho.
Bihar aur poorab ke bhaktan,
Maiya ke dar par sheesh navaain ho.
Sheravali Maiya dayaalu baadu,
Ham sabke raksha karin ho.
Jai Maiya Sheravali, jai jai Maiya,
Tohaar mahima nit gaain ho.Verse-by-Verse Meaning
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Jai Sheravali Maiya, jai jai Maiya, Sher par savaar ho ke aavelu ho
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Glory to you, O Sheravali Mata, glory again and again; you come (to your devotees) seated upon your lion.
Navratri mein bhakt sab milke, Maiya ke jaikara lagavelu ho
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During the sacred days of Navratri all the devotees together raise cries of victory (jaikara) in the Mother's praise.
Durga Maiya tu mahaan baadu, Asur nashini dukh harta hain ho
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O Durga Mata, you are supremely great; you are the slayer of demons and the remover of (your devotees') sorrows.
Bhojpuri mein geet gaain milke, Maiya ke charan pakdaain ho
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Together we sing songs (of your glory) in the Bhojpuri tongue and clasp the Mother's feet (taking refuge in her).
Diya jalaain Maiya khatir, Ghar mein ujaala phailaain ho
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We light lamps for the Mother (in worship) and spread light throughout our homes.
Bihar aur poorab ke bhaktan, Maiya ke dar par sheesh navaain ho
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The devotees of Bihar and the eastern lands (Purvanchal) bow their heads at the Mother's doorstep.
Sheravali Maiya dayaalu baadu, Ham sabke raksha karin ho
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O Sheravali Mata, you are full of compassion; please protect us all.
Jai Maiya Sheravali, jai jai Maiya, Tohaar mahima nit gaain ho
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Glory to you, O Sheravali Mata, glory again and again; daily we sing the praises of your majesty.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When should the Maiya Sheravali Ki Aarti Bhojpuri be recited?
The Maiya Sheravali Ki Aarti Bhojpuri is traditionally sung during the morning and evening aarti of Mata Sheravali, and especially on days and festivals dedicated to Mata Sheravali. It may be recited on any day with devotion.
What are the benefits of reciting the Maiya Sheravali Ki Aarti Bhojpuri?
Reciting the Maiya Sheravali Ki Aarti Bhojpuri with devotion is traditionally believed to invoke the grace of Mata Sheravali, 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 Maiya Sheravali Ki Aarti Bhojpuri lyrics?
VedKosh provides the complete Maiya Sheravali Ki Aarti Bhojpuri lyrics dedicated to Mata Sheravali (Durga) in both Hindi and English (with transliteration for regional readers), along with its meaning and a printable/downloadable version.