Popular Holi Songs

Popular Holi Songs

If anybody talks about Holi, then he/she first recalls its delicious sweets and next the popular Holi songs. You may remember Amitabh Bachchan singing all time hit song i.e. “Rang Barse”. You may also find hundreds of Bhajans on Holi festival. Here, we have gathered few popular film songs and bhajans on Holi to make you feel the spirit of this so called festival of colors. Bhajan – Rang de Chuneriya: Aisi rang de ke rang nahi chhute dhobiya dhoye chahe yeh sari umaria Lal na rangaun mein hari na rangaun apane hi ranga men rangade chunariya. Bina rangaye mein to ghar nahi jaungi beet hi jaye chahe yeh sari umariya. Jal se patala kaun hai kaun bhumi se bhari kaun agan se tej hai kaun kajal se kala. Jal se patala janam hai aur paap bhumi se bhari krodh agan se teja hai aur kalank kajal se kala. Mira ke prabhu giridhar nagar prabhu charanan mein hari charanan mein shyam charanan mei n lagi najaria. Film Songs: 1. Hindi Song Title: Rang barse bheege chunar wali Hindi Movie/Album Name: SILSILA Singer(s): AMITABH BACHCHAN Rang barase bhiige chunaravaalii, rang barase Are kaine maarii pichakaarii, torii bhiigii angiyaa O rangarasiyaa rangarasiyaa, ho Rang barase bhiige chunaravaalii, rang barase ... Sone kii thaalii mein jonaa parosaa Are, sone kii thaalii mein, jonaa parosaa Haan, sone kii thaalii mein jonaa parosaa Are khaae gorii kaa yaar, balam tarase rang barase Holi hai! O rang barase bhiige chunaravaalii, rang barase ... Laungaa ilaayachii kaa, are laungaa ilaayachii kaa Laungaa ilaayachii kaa? haan! Are laungaa ilaayachii kaa biidaa lagaayaa Haan laungaa ilaayachii kaa biidaa lagaayaa Chaabe gorii kaa yaar, balam tarase rang barase Holi hai! O rang barase bhiige chunaravaalii, rang barase ... Are belaa chamelii kaa sej bichhaayaa Belaa chamelii kaa, sej bichhaayaa Are belaa chamelii kaa sej bichhaayaa Haan belaa chamelii kaa sej bichhaayaa Soye gorii kaa yaar, balam tarase rang barase Holi hai! O rang barase bhiige chunaravaalii, rang barase. 2. Hindi Song Title: Holi Aayi Re Hindi Movie/Album Name: MASHAAL Singer(s): KISHORE KUMAR, MAHENDRA KAPOOR, LATA MANGESHKAR Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re Khelo Khelo Rang Hai Koi Apne Sang Hai Bheega Bheega Ang Hai Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re (Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re) Behki Behki Chaal Hai Chehra Neela Laal Hai Deewane Kya Haal Hai Ho Maston Par Hai Masti Chhaayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re (Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re) Jo Laaye Rang Jeevan Mein Use Holi Mein Paaya Hai Jo Laaye Rang Jeevan Mein Use Holi Mein Paaya Hai Bataaoon Kya Tumhe Yaaron Kise Maine Bulaaya Hai Ya Mat Bulaa Ya Bataa Dil Ki Baatein Na Chhupa Duniya Se Chori Hai Kya Yeh Ladki Hai Ya Kaali Maayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re (Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re) Yehi Din Tha Yehi Mausam Zubaan Jab Humne Kholi Thi Yehi Din Tha Yehi Mausam Zubaan Jab Humne Kholi Thi Kahan Ab Kho Gaye Woh Din Ki Jab Apni Bhi Holi Thi Tum Ho To Har Raat Diwali Har Din Meri Holi Hai Tum Ho To Har Raat Diwali Har Din Meri Holi Hai Tum Ho To Har Raat Diwali Har Din Meri Holi Hai Are Yeh Kya Chakkar Hai Bhai Dekho Holi Aayee Re (Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re) Hamara Kaun Duniya Mein Yahan Jo Hai Paraaya Hai Hamara Kaun Duniya Mein Yahan Jo Hai Paraaya Hai Magar Apna Laga Koi Yeh Aisa Kaun Aaya Hai Itna Kya Majboor Hai Dil Kyon Gum Se Choor Hai Tu Hi Sabse Door Hai Dilon Ko Paas Bahut Le Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re (Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re) Aa Haan Haan Holi Aayee Re Dekho Ji Holi Aayee Re Aayee Ji Holi Aayee Re (Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re Holi Aayee Holi Aayee Dekho Holi Aayee Re) 3. Hindi Song Title: Mohe Chedo Na Hindi Movie/Album Name: LAMHE Hindi Song Title: Mohe Chedo Na Hindi Movie/Album Name: LAMHE Singer(s): LATA MANGESHKAR Mohe chhedo na O mohe chhedo na nand ke lala Ki main hi brij bala Nahi main radha teri Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala Ki main hi brij bala Nahi main radha teri Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala Kahe pakad li meri kalai Teri duhai o krishna kanahi Kahe pakad li meri kalai Teri duhai krishna kanahi Harzai too bansi wala Ki main hoon brij bala Nahi main radha teri Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala Radha se hogi Radha se hogi teri chhichholi Aankh micholi tum humjoli Holi main yoon mujhe kyon rang dala Ki main hoon brij bala Nahi main radha teri Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala Ki main hoon brij bala Nahi main radha teri Mohe chhedo na nand ke lala

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Uttar Kand-उत्तर काण्ड

Uttar Kand-उत्तर काण्ड

1. मंगलाचरण
2. भरत विरह तथा भरत-हनुमान मिलन, अयोध्या में आनंद
3. श्री रामजी का स्वागत, भरत मिलाप, सबका मिलनानन्द
4. राम राज्याभिषेक, वेदस्तुति, शिवस्तुति
5. वानरों की और निषाद की विदाई
6. रामराज्य का वर्णन
7. पुत्रोत्पति, अयोध्याजी की रमणीयता, सनकादिका आगमन और संवाद
8. हनुमान्जी के द्वारा भरतजी का प्रश्न और श्री रामजी का उपदेश
9. श्री रामजी का प्रजा को उपदेश (श्री रामगीता), पुरवासियों की कृतज्ञता
10. श्री राम-वशिष्ठ संवाद, श्री रामजी का भाइयों सहित अमराई में जाना
11. नारदजी का आना और स्तुति करके ब्रह्मलोक को लौट जाना
12. शिव-पार्वती संवाद, गरुड़ मोह, गरुड़जी का काकभुशुण्डि से रामकथा और राम महिमा सुनना
13. काकभुशुण्डि का अपनी पूर्व जन्म कथा और कलि महिमा कहना
14. गुरुजी का अपमान एवं शिवजी के शाप की बात सुनना
15. रुद्राष्टक
16. गुरुजी का शिवजी से अपराध क्षमापन, शापानुग्रह और काकभुशुण्डि की आगे की कथा
17. काकभुशुण्डिजी का लोमशजी के पास जाना और शाप तथा अनुग्रह पाना
18. ज्ञान-भक्ति-निरुपण, ज्ञान-दीपक और भक्ति की महान् महिमा
19. गरुड़जी के सात प्रश्न तथा काकभुशुण्डि के उत्तर
20. भजन महिमा
21. रामायण माहात्म्य, तुलसी विनय और फलस्तुति
22. रामायणजी की आरती

Lanka Kand-लंका काण्ड

Lanka Kand-लंका काण्ड

1. मंगलाचरण
2. नल-नील द्वारा पुल बाँधना, श्री रामजी द्वारा श्री रामेश्वर की स्थापना
3. श्री रामजी का सेना सहित समुद्र पार उतरना, सुबेल पर्वत पर निवास, रावण की व्याकुलता
4. रावण को मन्दोदरी का समझाना, रावण-प्रहस्त संवाद
5. सुबेल पर श्री रामजी की झाँकी और चंद्रोदय वर्णन
6. श्री रामजी के बाण से रावण के मुकुट-छत्रादि का गिरना
7. मन्दोदरी का फिर रावण को समझाना और श्री राम की महिमा कहना
8. अंगदजी का लंका जाना और रावण की सभा में अंगद-रावण संवाद
9. रावण को पुनः मन्दोदरी का समझाना
10. अंगद-राम संवाद, युद्ध की तैयारी
11. युद्धारम्भ
12. माल्यवान का रावण को समझाना
13. लक्ष्मण-मेघनाद युद्ध, लक्ष्मणजी को शक्ति लगना
14. हनुमानजी का सुषेण वैद्य को लाना एवं संजीवनी के लिए जाना, कालनेमि-रावण संवाद, मकरी उद्धार, कालनेमि उद्धार
15. भरतजी के बाण से हनुमान् का मूर्च्छित होना, भरत-हनुमान् संवाद
16. श्री रामजी की प्रलापलीला, हनुमान्जी का लौटना, लक्ष्मणजी का उठ बैठना
17. रावण का कुम्भकर्ण को जगाना, कुम्भकर्ण का रावण को उपदेश और विभीषण-कुम्भकर्ण संवाद
18. कुम्भकर्ण युद्ध और उसकी परमगति
19. मेघनाद का युद्ध, रामजी का लीला से नागपाश में बँधना
20. मेघनाद यज्ञ विध्वंस, युद्ध और मेघनाद उद्धार
21. रावण का युद्ध के लिए प्रस्थान और श्री रामजी का विजयरथ तथा वानर-राक्षसों का युद्ध
22. लक्ष्मण-रावण युद्ध
23. रावण मूर्च्छा, रावण यज्ञ विध्वंस, राम-रावण युद्ध
24. इंद्र का श्री रामजी के लिए रथ भेजना, राम-रावण युद्ध
25. रावण का विभीषण पर शक्ति छोड़ना, रामजी का शक्ति को अपने ऊपर लेना, विभीषण-रावण युद्ध
26. रावण-हनुमान् युद्ध, रावण का माया रचना, रामजी द्वारा माया नाश
27. घोरयुद्ध, रावण की मूर्च्छा
28. त्रिजटा-सीता संवाद
29. रावण का मूर्च्छा टूटना, राम-रावण युद्ध, रावण वध, सर्वत्र जयध्वनि
30. मन्दोदरी-विलाप, रावण की अन्त्येष्टि क्रिया
31. विभीषण का राज्याभिषेक
32. हनुमान्जी का सीताजी को कुशल सुनाना, सीताजी का आगमन और अग्नि परीक्षा
33. देवताओं की स्तुति, इंद्र की अमृत वर्षा
34. विभीषण की प्रार्थना, श्री रामजी के द्वारा भरतजी की प्रेमदशा का वर्णन, शीघ्र अयोध्या पहुँचने का अनुरोध
35. विभीषण का वस्त्राभूषण बरसाना और वानर-भालुओं का उन्हें पहनना
36. पुष्पक विमान पर चढ़कर श्री सीता-रामजी का अवध के लिए प्रस्थान, श्री रामचरित्र की महिमा 

Sundar Kand-सुन्दर काण्ड

Sundar Kand-सुन्दर काण्ड

1. मंगलाचरण
2. हनुमान्जी का लंका को प्रस्थान, सुरसा से भेंट, छाया पकड़ने वाली राक्षसी का वध
3. लंका वर्णन, लंकिनी वध, लंका में प्रवेश
4. हनुमान्-विभीषण संवाद
5. हनुमान्जी का अशोक वाटिका में सीताजी को देखकर दुःखी होना और रावण का सीताजी को भय दिखलाना
6. श्री सीता-त्रिजटा संवाद
7. श्री सीता-हनुमान् संवाद
8. हनुमान्जी द्वारा अशोक वाटिका विध्वंस, अक्षय कुमार वध और मेघनाद का हनुमान्जी को नागपाश में बाँधकर सभा में ले जाना
9. हनुमान्-रावण संवाद
10. लंकादहन
11. लंका जलाने के बाद हनुमान्जी का सीताजी से विदा माँगना और चूड़ामणि पाना
12. समुद्र के इस पार आना, सबका लौटना, मधुवन प्रवेश, सुग्रीव मिलन, श्री राम-हनुमान् संवाद
13. श्री रामजी का वानरों की सेना के साथ चलकर समुद्र तट पर पहुँचना
14. मंदोदरी-रावण संवाद
15. रावण को विभीषण का समझाना और विभीषण का अपमान
16. विभीषण का भगवान् श्री रामजी की शरण के लिए प्रस्थान और शरण प्राप्ति
17. समुद्र पार करने के लिए विचार, रावणदूत शुक का आना और लक्ष्मणजी के पत्र को लेकर लौटना
18. दूत का रावण को समझाना और लक्ष्मणजी का पत्र देना
19. समुद्र पर श्री रामजी का क्रोध और समुद्र की विनती, श्री राम गुणगान की महिमा 

Kishikandha Kand-किषिकन्धा काण्ड

Kishikandha Kand-किषिकन्धा काण्ड

1. मंगलाचरण
2. श्री रामजी से हनुमानजी का मिलना और श्री राम-सुग्रीव की मित्रता
3. सुग्रीव का दुःख सुनाना, बालि वध की प्रतिज्ञा, श्री रामजी का मित्र लक्षण वर्णन
4. सुग्रीव का वैराग्य
5. बालि-सुग्रीव युद्ध, बालि उद्धार, तारा का विलाप
6. तारा को श्री रामजी द्वारा उपदेश और सुग्रीव का राज्याभिषेक तथा अंगद को युवराज पद
7. वर्षा ऋतु वर्णन
8. शरद ऋतु वर्णन
9. श्री राम की सुग्रीव पर नाराजी, लक्ष्मणजी का कोप
10. सुग्रीव-राम संवाद और सीताजी की खोज के लिए बंदरों का प्रस्थान
11. गुफा में तपस्विनी के दर्शन, वानरों का समुद्र तट पर आना, सम्पाती से भेंट और बातचीत
12. समुद्र लाँघने का परामर्श, जाम्बवन्त का हनुमान्जी को बल याद दिलाकर उत्साहित करना, श्री राम-गुण का माहात्म्य 

Aranya Kand-अरण्य काण्ड

Aranya Kand-अरण्य काण्ड

1. मंगलाचरण
2. जयंत की कुटिलता और फल प्राप्ति
3. अत्रि मिलन एवं स्तुति
4. श्री सीता-अनसूया मिलन और श्री सीताजी को अनसूयाजी का पतिव्रत धर्म कहना
5. श्री रामजी का आगे प्रस्थान, विराध वध और शरभंग प्रसंग
6. राक्षस वध की प्रतिज्ञा करना, सुतीक्ष्णजी का प्रेम, अगस्त्य मिलन, अगस्त्य संवाद
7. राम का दंडकवन प्रवेश, जटायु मिलन, पंचवटी निवास और श्री राम-लक्ष्मण संवाद
8. शूर्पणखा की कथा, शूर्पणखा का खरदूषण के पास जाना और खरदूषणादि का वध
9. शूर्पणखा का रावण के निकट जाना, श्री सीताजी का अग्नि प्रवेश और माया सीता
10. मारीच प्रसंग और स्वर्णमृग रूप में मारीच का मारा जाना, सीताजी द्वारा लक्ष्मण को भेजना
11. श्री सीताहरण और श्री सीता विलाप
12. जटायु-रावण युद्ध, अशोक वाटिका में सीताजी को रखना
13. श्री रामजी का विलाप, जटायु का प्रसंग, कबन्ध उद्धार
14. शबरी पर कृपा, नवधा भक्ति उपदेश और पम्पासर की ओर प्रस्थान
15. नारद-राम संवाद
16. संतों के लक्षण और सत्संग भजन के लिए प्रेरणा 

Ayodhya Kand-अयोध्या काण्ड

Ayodhya Kand-अयोध्या काण्ड

1. मंगलाचरण
2. राम राज्याभिषेक की तैयारी, देवताओं की व्याकुलता तथा सरस्वती से उनकी प्रार्थना
3. सरस्वती का मन्थरा की बुद्धि फेरना, कैकेयी-मन्थरा संवाद, प्रजा में खुशी
4. कैकेयी का कोपभवन में जाना
5. दशरथ-कैकेयी संवाद और दशरथ शोक, सुमन्त्र का महल में जाना और वहाँ से लौटकर श्री रामजी को महल में भेजना
6. श्री राम-कैकेयी संवाद
7. श्री राम-दशरथ संवाद, अवधवासियों का विषाद, कैकेयी को समझाना
8. श्री राम-कौसल्या संवाद
9. श्री सीता-राम संवाद
10. श्री राम-कौसल्या-सीता संवाद
11. श्री राम-लक्ष्मण संवाद
12. श्री लक्ष्मण-सुमित्रा संवाद
13. श्री रामजी, लक्ष्मणजी, सीताजी का महाराज दशरथ के पास विदा माँगने जाना, दशरथजी का सीताजी को समझाना
14. श्री राम-सीता-लक्ष्मण का वन गमन और नगर निवासियों को सोए छोड़कर आगे बढ़ना
15. श्री राम का श्रृंगवेरपुर पहुँचना, निषाद के द्वारा सेवा
16. लक्ष्मण-निषाद संवाद, श्री राम-सीता से सुमन्त्र का संवाद, सुमंत्र का लौटना
17. केवट का प्रेम और गंगा पार जाना
18. प्रयाग पहुँचना, भरद्वाज संवाद, यमुनातीर निवासियों का प्रेम
19. तापस प्रकरण
20. यमुना को प्रणाम, वनवासियों का प्रेम
21. श्री राम-वाल्मीकि संवाद
22. चित्रकूट में निवास, कोल-भीलों के द्वारा सेवा
23. सुमन्त्र का अयोध्या को लौटना और सर्वत्र शोक देखना
24. दशरथ-सुमन्त्र संवाद, दशरथ मरण
25. मुनि वशिष्ठ का भरतजी को बुलाने के लिए दूत भेजना
26. श्री भरत-शत्रुघ्न का आगमन और शोक
27. भरत-कौसल्या संवाद और दशरथजी की अन्त्येष्टि क्रिया
28. वशिष्ठ-भरत संवाद, श्री रामजी को लाने के लिए चित्रकूट जाने की तैयारी
29. अयोध्यावासियों सहित श्री भरत-शत्रुघ्न आदि का वनगमन
30. निषाद की शंका और सावधानी
31. भरत-निषाद मिलन और संवाद और भरतजी का तथा नगरवासियों का प्रेम
32. भरतजी का प्रयाग जाना और भरत-भरद्वाज संवाद
33. भरद्वाज द्वारा भरत का सत्कार
34. इंद्र-बृहस्पति संवाद
35. भरतजी चित्रकूट के मार्ग में
36. श्री सीताजी का स्वप्न, श्री रामजी को कोल-किरातों द्वारा भरतजी के आगमन की सूचना, रामजी का शोक, लक्ष्मणजी का क्रोध
37. श्री रामजी का लक्ष्मणजी को समझाना एवं भरतजी की महिमा कहना
38. भरतजी का मन्दाकिनी स्नान, चित्रकूट में पहुँचना, भरतादि सबका परस्पर मिलाप, पिता का शोक और श्राद्ध
39. वनवासियों द्वारा भरतजी की मंडली का सत्कार, कैकेयी का पश्चाताप
40. श्री वशिष्ठजी का भाषण
41. श्री राम-भरतादि का संवाद
42. जनकजी का पहुँचना, कोल किरातादि की भेंट, सबका परस्पर मिलाप
43. कौसल्या सुनयना-संवाद, श्री सीताजी का शील
44. जनक-सुनयना संवाद, भरतजी की महिमा
45. जनक-वशिष्ठादि संवाद, इंद्र की चिंता, सरस्वती का इंद्र को समझाना
46. श्री राम-भरत संवाद
47. भरतजी का तीर्थ जल स्थापन तथा चित्रकूट भ्रमण
48. श्री राम-भरत-संवाद, पादुका प्रदान, भरतजी की बिदाई
49. भरतजी का अयोध्या लौटना, भरतजी द्वारा पादुका की स्थापना, नन्दिग्राम में निवास और श्री भरतजी के चरित्र श्रवण की महिमा 

SHRI RAMCHARITMANAS (TULSI RAMAYAN) Goswami Tulsidas RAMAYAN PATH (mp3 Audio) RAMAYAN PATH-INDEX रामायण पाठ- विषय सूची

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सत्यं शिवं सुन्दरम श्री राम SHRI RAMCHARITMANAS (TULSI RAMAYAN) Goswami Tulsidas RAMAYAN PATH (mp3 Audio) RAMAYAN PATH-INDEX रामायण पाठ- विषय सूची

MP3 Audio Path Introduction ऑडियो पाठ परिचय
Bal Kand बाल काण्ड	Ayodhya Kand अयोध्या काण्ड	Aranya Kand अरण्य काण्ड
Kishikandha Kand किषिकन्धा काण्ड	Sundar Kand सुन्दर काण्ड	Lanka Kand लंका काण्ड
Uttar Kand उत्तर काण्ड

MP3 Audio Path Introduction – ऑडियो पाठ परिचय

1. नम्र निवेदन
2. रामचरितमानस की महिमा
3. गोस्वामी तुलसीदासजी का संक्षिप्त जीवन परिचय

Bal Kand – बाल काण्ड

1. मंगलाचरण
2. गुरु वंदना
3. ब्राह्मण-संत वंदना
4. खल वंदना
5. संत-असंत वंदना
6. रामरूप से जीवमात्र की वंदना
7. तुलसीदासजी की दीनता और राम भक्तिमयी कविता की महिमा
8. कवि वंदना
9. वाल्मीकि, वेद, ब्रह्मा, देवता, शिव, पार्वती आदि की वंदना
10. श्री सीताराम-धाम-परिकर वंदना
11. श्री नाम वंदना और नाम महिमा
12. श्री रामगुण और श्री रामचरित् की महिमा
13. मानस निर्माण की तिथि
14. मानस का रूपक और माहात्म्य
15. याज्ञवल्क्य-भरद्वाज संवाद तथा प्रयाग माहात्म्य
16. सती का भ्रम, श्री रामजी का ऐश्वर्य और सती का खेद
17. शिवजी द्वारा सती का त्याग, शिवजी की समाधि
18. सती का दक्ष यज्ञ में जाना
19. पति के अपमान से दुःखी होकर सती का योगाग्नि से जल जाना, दक्ष यज्ञ विध्वंस
20. पार्वती का जन्म और तपस्या
21. श्री रामजी का शिवजी से विवाह के लिए अनुरोध
22. सप्तर्षियों की परीक्षा में पार्वतीजी का महत्व
23. कामदेव का देवकार्य के लिए जाना और भस्म होना
24. रति को वरदान
25. देवताओं का शिवजी से ब्याह के लिए प्रार्थना करना, सप्तर्षियों का पार्वती के पास जाना
26. शिवजी की विचित्र बारात और विवाह की तैयारी
27. शिवजी का विवाह
28. शिव-पार्वती संवाद
29. अवतार के हेतु
30. नारद का अभिमान और माया का प्रभाव
31. विश्वमोहिनी का स्वयंवर, शिवगणों को तथा भगवान् को शाप और नारद का मोहभंग
32. मनु-शतरूपा तप एवं वरदान
33. प्रतापभानु की कथा
34. रावणादिका जन्म, तपस्या और उनका ऐश्वर्य तथा अत्याचार
35. पृथ्वी और देवतादि की करुण पुकार
36. भगवान् का वरदान
37. राजा दशरथ का पुत्रेष्टि यज्ञ, रानियों का गर्भवती होना
38. श्री भगवान् का प्राकट्य और बाललीला का आनंद
39. विश्वामित्र का राजा दशरथ से राम-लक्ष्मण को माँगना, ताड़का वध
40. विश्वामित्र-यज्ञ की रक्षा
41. अहल्या उद्धार
42. श्री राम-लक्ष्मण सहित विश्वामित्र का जनकपुर में प्रवेश
43. श्री राम-लक्ष्मण को देखकर जनकजी की प्रेम मुग्धता
44. श्री राम-लक्ष्मण का जनकपुर निरीक्षण
45. पुष्पवाटिका-निरीक्षण, सीताजी का प्रथम दर्शन, श्री सीता-रामजी का परस्पर दर्शन
46. श्री सीताजी का पार्वती पूजन एवं वरदान प्राप्ति तथा राम-लक्ष्मण संवाद
47. श्री राम-लक्ष्मण सहित विश्वामित्र का यज्ञशाला में प्रवेश
48. श्री सीताजी का यज्ञशाला में प्रवेश
49. बंदीजनों द्वारा जनकप्रतिज्ञा की घोषणा, राजाओं से धनुष न उठना, जनक की निराशाजनक वाणी
50. श्री लक्ष्मणजी का क्रोध
51. धनुषभंग
52. जयमाला पहनाना, परशुराम का आगमन व क्रोध
53. श्री राम-लक्ष्मण और परशुराम-संवाद
54. दशरथजी के पास जनकजी का दूत भेजना, अयोध्या से बारात का प्रस्थान
55. बारात का जनकपुर में आना और स्वागतादि
56. श्री सीता-राम विवाह, विदाई
57. बारात का अयोध्या लौटना और अयोध्या में आनंद
58. श्री रामचरित् सुनने-गाने की महिमा

Sumerian Gods and Goddesses

The Sumerans belived that Gods controll the earth and sky,they respresented them as beings with good intentions.Altought Sumerans belived that their Gods had good intetions they also belived that when man commited sin,their Gods got angry and punished people for sins by letting out demons who then punished people with diseases and envirmonetal disasters.They also belived that demon God lived in Gulf of Persia and punished them for sin,because of fequent floods on their land.List of Sumerian Gods

• Ama -Arhus:Fertility Goddess
• An: God of heaven/the firmament.
• Ashnan:Grain Goddess
• Damkina:Earth Mother
• Enlil: God of the air (from Lil = Air); patron deity of Nippur.
• Enki: God of freshwater, male fertility, and knowledge; patron deity of Eridu.
• Ereshkigal: Sky Goddess
• Gula: Goddess of Health
• Inanna: Goddess of sexual love, female fertility and warfare; patron deity of Uruk
• Ki: Goddess of the earth.
• Nanna, God of the moon; one of the patron deities of Ur.
• Nammu:Goddess of Creation
• Nanshe:Goddess of justice and prophecy
• Nidaba:Goddess of knowlege
• Ningal: Wife of Nanna.
• Ninhursag:Goddess of Birth
• Ninkasi:Goddess of alcohol
• Ninlil: An air goddess and wife of Enlil; one of the patron deities of Nippur; she was believed to reside in the same temple as Enlil.
• Ninurta: God of war, agriculture, one of the Sumerian wind gods; patron deity of Girsu and one of the patron deities of Lagash
• Utu: God of the sun at the E'barbara temple of Sippar.
• Sarpanit: A mother goddess
• Sirtir: Goddess of sheep.

Ancient Gods and Goddesses

This Blog is created for every one who wants to know little about ancient Gods And Goddesses and all interesting history parts where they had their fingers in.There are many myths about gods and people over centuries,that I will post here so if you love myths,gods and goddesses keep following this blog and you will learn everything about ancient history and Gods and Goddesses that ruled the earth over centuries.I will post how tribes and nations worshiped their gods and how did they sacrificed animals and other people to keep their gods satisfied.Interesting thing is that many tribes and nations worshiped same Gods and Goddesses,only each of them where named differently in each culture.This blog will cover nations and tribes that were Polytheistic and had believed in multiple Gods and Goddesses.In mythology there is belief that specific Gods and Goddesses had specific supernatural powers.Gods and Goddesses in mythology were immortal.Trough history half-gods are were mentioned,they were in many cases children of Gods and Goddesses and humans,some of them were immortal as well.In history they were represented as creatures or as superheroes with supernatural powers.

Gods and goddesses of Egypt

Gods and godesses of Egypt were often represented as animals or other forces of nature.Here you can find list of gods and goddesses of egypt and the shape in which they were represented centuries ago.The information shown below is drawn from areceological foundings in Ancient Egypt.You can click the particular deity you are interested in to read article on wikipedia about Gods and goddesses of Egypt.

• Ra is the eagle god of the sun and,he has a falcon head.
• Anubis is the god of mummification
• Bast is the Cat goddess.
• Sehkmet goddess of fire, war and plague
• Serqet is the goddess of scorpions
• Nut is the goddess of sky and stars, mother of gods.
• Geb is the green god of Earth, and vegetation.
• Horus is the god with falcon's head, god of pharaohs and sky.
• Osiris is the god of the afterlife.
• Isis is the goddess of magic and healing, wife of Osiris.
• Seth is the god of deserts and evil.
• Thoth is the scribe god and the god of forethought, writing, and wisdom.
• Ma'at is the goddess of truth.
• Amun is the god of Thebes, king of gods in New Kingdom.
• Wadjet is the goddess of pregnancy and motherhood, goddess in snake form.
• Anuket is the goddess of river Nile.
• Hathor is the goddess of the moon and children.
• Ptah is the creator god
• Bes is the dwarf god of safe journey
• Sobek is the god of crocodiles.
• Aten is the "king" of the gods

Ancient egyptian gods and goddesses

Ancient egyptian gods and goddesses worshiping is dating in ancient times of pre-dynastic Egypt.Tribes that later formed Egypt that we know today gave each of their ancient egyptian gods an animal shape.Following the timeline,animal shape of ancient egyptian gods and godesses is taking human form so gods like Anubis(left picture) shows this trasition best because of his half-human form.Some ancient egyptian gods were born from the myths or stories,this myths came from natural disasters that happend in Egypt so Egyptian people needed an explanation for what was happening,the conclusion was that they made gods angy with their sins so Gods are returning it to them by flooding or by some other disaster.People of Egypt had strong belif in afterlife,often they buried family members with tools,jewlery,food,drink,weapons and other things that the dead could use in their afterlife.Some artifacts were found as proof of that but most were stolen by tomb thiefs later.Ancient egyptian gods and godesses were probably mostly worshiped because of people's fear about gods rage and natural disasters.

Tirupati Tirumala Online Service E-Darshan in India

The E-Darshan is the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) online services to pilgrims in India on a single window system. The system enables a devotee to book special darshan, Archana Anthara Darshan, Nijapada Darshanam and accommodation at Tirumala in advance. At present there are 43 online centers in India. Now it is also possible to do all the Tirupati booking and get information through phone from the comfort of your home.

Pilgrims to Tirupati Tirumala Balaji temple can reserve for pujas and darshan minimum 2 days and maximum 60 days in advance. Each Pilgrim has to offer his finger print and photo will be captured at the time of booking.

E-Darshan facility is available at all district headquarters in Andhra Pradesh. New Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pondicherry, Kolhapur, Pune, Salem, Erode, Bhimavaram and Naidupeta are the other cities and towns with E-Darshan facility. The darshan counters are managed by TTD.

At present the special darshan ticket costs Rs.50 each, Archana Anthara Darshan tickets are priced at Rs.200 each, Nijapada Darshanam costs Rs.200 each (only on Fridays) and accommodation at Tirumala starts from Rs100.

The address of the E-Darshan counters in the various towns and cities can be found here.

Another simple option, provided you have credit cards or debit cards, is the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams e-service. You will also need to upload your photo and have a photo id card.

 

Download Panchangam 2010-2011 in English PDF format – Vikruti Nama Samvatsara Panchanga

This Panchangam for year 2010 - 2011 in English is the Soorya Siddhantha, Vikruti Samvatsara Panchanga from the famous Thanjavur Panchangam publication. Based on Tamil and Kannada Panchangam, the calendar is for March 2010 to April 2011. This particular Panchangam concentrates more on auspicious dates, Muhurtas and festivals associated with Kannada, Tamil and Telugu Culture.

The Panchangam is easy to use and contains all the basic information in a simple format. There is also a special page dedicated to Panchanga Shravanam. Please note that this Panchangam does not contain any astrological predictions.

You can read the Panchangam in pdf format online and download and save copy with the latest version of Adobe Acrobat.

The Panchangam can be downloaded from here – English Panchangam 2010 – 2011.

Please note that you will need adobe acrobat to read the English Panchangam.

 

Symbolic Meaning of Acts Performed During Hindu Pujas and Prayers

A simple prayer before the deity with hands folded and placed near the heart is the most common form of praying in Hindu religion. But there are also various other acts that Hindus perform while praying like lighting the lamp, offering flowers and leaves, burning camphor or offering food etc. In Hinduism, each act performed has a symbolic meaning.

Sprinkling of Water and Sipping while doing Puja

Sprinkling of water symbolically performs the purification of the surroundings. Sipping of water is purification of oneself.

Lighting of Lamp

It symbolizes removal of ignorance and ushering in of knowledge. The wick in the traditional oil lamp symbolizes ego and the oil or ghee used symbolizes our negative tendencies. When we are lit by self knowledge, the negative tendencies (oil) melt away and finally the ego (wick) perishes. (More details in this post)

Burning of Camphor

Burning of camphor symbolizes the destruction of our egos and arrogance. When ego melts what is left is the pure Self.

Lighting of Incense and Agarbathis

This is used for fragrance which symbolically suggests the presence of the deity and the love of deity.

Performing Aarati or waving of lamp around the deity

Waving of lamp and camphor around the deity is symbolically an act of surrender.

Breaking of Coconut

Symbolically breaking of coconut is act of destruction of one’s ego. Coconut kernel and the water is also considered to be the purest form of offering that a devotee can make. (more details in this post)

Offering of Betel leaves and Betel nuts

Betel leaves and nuts symbolize fertility and is usually offered for the birth of children at home. It is also part of all important pujas in South India.

Bells Rung during Puja

The bells that are rung during puja are to keep out other noises and it is also a means of celebrations. Bells rung in the beginning is done to ward away evil forces.

Offering of Food or nevediya

Symbolically, offering of good indicates a thanksgiving to the deity. It is an act of sharing God’s bounty. It is then distributed as 'prasad.' What is offered should be shared with the poor and the needy.

Offering of Flowers

Flowers are offered basically because of their fragrance and due to the association of a particular flower with a particular deity. For example Bilva leaf is associated with Lord Shiva and Tulsi with Lord Vishnu. Puranas have stories which explain why a particular flower is associated with a particular deity.

On the symbolic level, the flowers and leaves are picked up with five fingers and is offered with all five fingers. It is usually placed at the feet of the deity. The five fingers symbolically indicate the five senses and thereby surrendering of it before the deity.

Flowers are also offered by bringing it close to one’s heart. This symbolically suggests that one is offering the soul or atma to the deity.

Walking thrice around the deity or Pradakshina

In some places mainly in temples people walk around the Sanctum Sanctorum three times in clockwise direction. It is symbolically to cross the nether world, earth and heaven to reach Brahman. (More details in this post)

Knocking the two ends of forehead before Pujas in South India

Some devotees knock the two ends of forehead before beginning prayer and puja in South India. It is believed that the nerves connecting to the intellect passes through these two ends and the knocking is to invoke Lord Ganesha, the god of Budhi (intellect).

Arms crossed across the chest and holding ear tips

In South India, Hindus while praying knock both the sides of forehead and then put arms crossed across the chest and hold ear tips and then sits and stands before the deity a few times. This is known was Thoppukaranam in South. It is a sort of self-imposed penance and praying for forgiveness.

 

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Devotional Channels

-: Shri Vishnu Aarti :-

OM JAI JAGADIISHA HARE, SWAAMI JAI JAGADIISHA HARE
BHAKTA JANONH KE SANKATA KSHANA MEIN DUURA KARE
OM JAI...

Glory, glory to you, O Omkaara, the Supreme Lord of the worlds and destroyer of all afflictions! Glory to you, O Lord and Master of the universe! You deliver your devotees from distress in a single instant. Glory, glory...

JO DHYAAVE PHALA PAAVE, DUKHA VINASE MANA KAA
SUKHA SAMPATI GHARA AAVE, KAASTA MITE TANA KAA
OM JAI..

He who meditates on you reaps the fruit thereof, the fruit of your blessings and deliverance from all heart’s grief while happiness and wealth roll in into his house, and his body is cured of pain.

MAATA-PITAA TUMA MERE, SHARANA GAHUUN MAIN KISAKII
TUMA BINA AURA NA DUUJAA AASA KARUUN MAIN JISAKII
OM JAI...

As I have only you for my parents, who else can be my refuge? Since I have none else in the world, in whom shall I repose trust?

TUMA PUURANA PARAMAATMAA TUMA ANTARYAAMII
PARABRAHMA PARAMESHVARA TUMA SABA KE SVAAMI
OM JAI...

You are the most perfect and supreme lord of all, the controller of our inmost beings, impersonal and attributeless Brahma and the supreme master of all.

TUMA KARUNAA KE SAAGARA TUMA PAALANA KARTAA
MAIN MUURAKHA KHALA KAAMII, KRIPAA KARO BHARTAA
OM JAI...

While you are the ocean of compassion and sustainer of all, I am dull-witted (stupid), wicked and lecherous. O my beloved Lord, be gracious unto me.

TUMA HO EKA AGOCHARA SABA KE PRAANAPATI
KISA VIDHA MILUUN DAYAAMAYA TUMAKO MAIN KUMATI
OM JAI...

You are one and imperceptible by the senses (unattainable); you are also the lord of all the vital forces in the world ( the beloved master of every being). Can I, a wicked one, face you who are so exceedingly kind?

DIINA BANDHU DUKHAHARTAA TUMA RAKSAKA MERE
APANE HATHA UTHAAO DVAARA PAARAA MAIN TERE
OM JAI...

You are, O Lord of compassion (helper of the destitute) and destroyer of pain, my only protector; I am lying (forsaken) at your door; come and lift me up with your own hands.

VISAYA VIKAARA MITAAO PAAPA HARO DEVAA
SHRADDHAA BHAKTI BARHAAO SANTANA KII SEVAA
OM JAI...

Extirpate, O Lord, the defilements of my senses (my sensuality) and all my transgressions, so that my faith in and devotion to you keep on growing and I am able to serve the saints.

TANA MANA DHANA JO KUCHA HAI, SABA HII HAI TERAA
TERAA TUJHAKO ARPANA KYAA LAAGE MERAA
OM JAI...

Whatever I have, O lord, body, intellect and wealth, is all yours. All this of which you are the owner is dedicated to you. What do I lose if I return what is not mine (or by surrendering the gifts you have given me) ?

: Maa Durga Aarti :-

JAI AMBE GAURII MAIYAA JAI SHYAAMAA GAURII NISHADINA TUMAKO DHYAAVATA HARI BRAHMA SHIVAJII Glory to you, O divine Mother Gauri, glory to you, O Parvati, who are so rich in maiden grace (virgin beauty), the object of daily meditation by Vishnu, Brahma and Shiva! MAANGA SINDUURA VIRAAJATA TIKO MRIGA MADAKO UJJVALASE DAUU NAINAA CHANDRAVANA NIIKO O Ambe! On your forehead is a resplendent mark of vermilion along with a mark of musk (signifying good luck). Your twin eyes are bright and your face beautiful as the moon. KANAKA SAMAANA KALEVARA, RAKTAAMBARA RAAJE RAKTAPUSHPA GALAMAALAA, KANTHAHAARA SAAJE Your body with a tinge of gold is splendidly dressed in red attire; on your throat lies a wreath of red blossoms like a beautiful necklace. KEHARI VAAHANA RAAJATA, KHADAGA KHAPPARA DHAARI SURA NARA MUNIJANA SEVATA, TINAKE DUKHA HAARI Your vehicle, the lion, is, O Mother in keeping with your splendid form; you bear a sword and a skull in your hands, and on you attend the gods, men, hermits and your votaries whose grief you drive away. KAANANA KUNADALA SHOBHITA, NAASAAGRE MOTII KOTIKA CHANDRA DIVAAKARA, SAM RAAJATA JYOTII You are adorned with rings on your ears and with pearl on the tip of your nose, your radiance looks as splendid as that of myriad of suns and moons. SHUMBHA NISHUMBHA BIDAARE, MAHISHAASURA GHAATII DHUUMRA VILOCHANA NAINAA, NISHADINA MADAMAATII O slayer of the demon Mahisha, you tore apart the bodies of Shumbha, Nishumbha and Dhuumravilochana. (In the battle waged against them) your eyes reflected a frenzy of fury everyday and night. BRAHMAANII RUDRAANII, TUMA KAMALAA RAANII AAGAMA-NIGAMA BAKHAANII, TUMA SHIVA PATARAANII You are the beloved consort of Brahma, Rudra and Vishnu. The Vedas and the Shastras describe you as the queen consort of Shiva, CHAUSATHA YOGINII GAAVATA, NRITYA KARATA BHAIRON BAAJATA TAALA MRIDANGA, AURA BAAJATA DAMARUU Sixty-four Yoginis chorus your praise and glorify you, while Bhairava (Shiva) dances in tune to the accompaniment of the sound of tambour (mridanga) and drum (damaru). TUMA HO JAGA KII MAATAA, TUMA HII HO BHARTAA BHAKTANA KII DUKHA HARTAA, SUKHA SAMPATI KARTAA You are mother of the universe, its sustainer, reliever of your devotees’ affliction and bestower of happiness and prosperity. BHUJAA CHAARA ATI SHOBHITA, VARA MUDRAA DHAARII MANAVAANCHITA PHALA PAAVATA, SEVATA NARA NAARII The four arms you have adorned your person, while the hand raised in benediction reveals your benign aspect. Those among men and women who wait on you and worship you have all their cherished wishes ever fulfilled. KANCHANA THAALA VIRAAJATA, AGARU KAPUURA BAATII BHAALAKETU MEIN RAAJATA, KOTIRATANA JYOTII In a golden platter are beautifully laid aloe and camphor, both of which have lighted (to be waved before you); in he radiance of your forehead is reflected the splendour of a myriad gems.

-: Maa Saraswati Aarti :-

JAI SARASVATII MAATAA, JAI JAI HE SARASVATII MAATAA SADGUNA VAIBHAVA SHAALINII, TRIBHUVANA VIKHYAATAAGlory, glory, all glory to you, O Mother Saraswati; you are renowned throughout the three spheres as the treasure-house of all great noble virtues. Let all sing to the glory of your name! CHANDRAVADANII PADMAASINII DYUTI MANGALAKARE SOHE SHUBHA HANSA SAVARE, ATULA TEJADHARE O infinitely radiant Goddess, you are beautiful and right as the moon and are seated in lotus posture; you are lustrous in appearance and source of all blessings; your vehicle, the auspicious swan, looks elegant. BAAYE KARA MEIN VIINAA, DAAYEN KARA MAALAA SHIISHA MUKUTA MANI SOHE, GALA MOTIYANA MAALAA In your left hand, O Mother Saraswati, is the lute (Veena) and in the right a wreath; on your head lies a splendid coronet of gems and around your neck a string of pearls. DEVII SHARANA JO AAE UNAKAA UDDHAARAM KIYAA PAITHI MANTHARAA DAASII, RAAVANA SANHAARA KIYAA O Goddess, whosoever sought refuge in you was released from the cycle of birth and death. By perverting the mind of Kaikayee’s dull-witted handmaid, Manthara, you became instrumental in the destruction of Ravana. VIDYAA GYAANA PRADAAYINII, JAGA MEIN GYAANA PRAKAASHA BHARO MOHA AURA AJNAANA TIMIRA KAA JAGA SE NAASHA KARO O bestower of learning and skill, illumine the world with light of knowledge and dispel the darkness of ignorance and infatuation. DHUUPA DIIPA PHALA MEVAA MAAN SVIKAARA KARO GYAANA CHAKSHU DE MAATAA, JAGA NISTAARA KARO O Mother, pray accept my gift of incense, light, both green and dry fruits and endowing the world with eyes of knowledge ferry it across the ocean of this phenomenal world. MAAN SARASVATII KII ARATII, JO KOII JANA GAAVAI HITAKAARII SUKHAKAARII GYAANA HAKTI PAAVAI Whosoever sings this hymn to Mother Saraswati becomes a recipient of knowledge and devotion, both of which are beneficial and yield great happiness. AARATII GANGAA MAIYAA, MAAN JAI SURASARI MAIYAA BHAVA VAARIDHI UDDHAARINII, ATI HI SUDHRUUDHA NAIYAA May we offer this prayer to Ganga, the divine mother and wave the festal lamp before her; may we glorify her who delivers us from the cycle of transmigration and the ocean of this world as if she were a steady boat. HARI PADA PADMA PRASUUTAA, VIMALA VAARIDHAARAA BRAHMADRAVA BHAAGIRATHII, SUCHI PUNYAAGAARAA You are born of he lotus-feet of Vishnu and are famous as a stream of unpolluted water. You are Brahma in a streaming, flowing form brought to earth by Bhagiratha, sacred and a repository of all virtues. SHSNKARA JATAA VIHAARINII, HAARINII TRAYA TAAPAA| SAGARA PUTRAGANA TAARINII, HARANII SAKALA PAAPAA Shiva’s locks are as it were your bower of bliss where you enjoy roaming about; you are the destroyer of all the three kinds of afflictions, physical, mental and providential, deliverer of the sons of Sagara and redresser of all sins. GANGAA GANGAA JO JANA, UCCHARATA MUKHA SON| DUURA DESHA STITHA BHII, TURATA TARATA SUKHA SON He who chants your name even from a long distance is instantaneously rewarded with great comfort and pleasure and attains deliverance as well. MRUTA KII ASTHI TANIKA TAVA, JALADHAARAA PAAVAI| SO JANA PAAVANA HOKARA, PARAMADHAAMA JAAVAI Just a few drops of your holy stream sanctify the bones of the dead, who touching them, go straight to heaven. TAVA TATAVAASII TARUVARA, JALA THALA CHARA PRAANII| PAKSHII PASHU PATANGA, GATI PAAVAI NIRVAANII The countless creature that live in the water or on land, the innumerable birds, cattle, insects as well as the trees growing on your banks are all entitled to salvation (by their association with you). MAATU DAYAAMAYII KIIJAI, DIINANA PARA DAAYAA| PRABHU PADA PADMA MILAAKARA, HARI LIIJAI MAAYAA O compassionate goddess, be kind to the poor and the destitute and revealing to them the lotus-feet of the Lord, lift the veil of delusion which covers their conscience.