#Om jai jagdish aarti lata mangeshkar full#

Most of all, He has been acknowledged as ‘God’ in all of His ten main incarnations in the world. Accordingly, Lord Vishnu will incarnate in the form of God Kalki, His tenth and final main incarnation and will end the presently prevailing Kali Yuga, the Age of Darkness and bring back Satya Yuga, the Golden Age in the world. Moreover, He is also known as ‘Yugandhar’ meaning “the one who starts a new age”. The well-being of the people walking on the path of goodness and the end of the miscreants and sinners is certain by me. At the end of Kali Yuga, when the pot of sins will get filled, I will take incarnation on the earth. By using the means of truth and justice, I will be throw the evils of falsehood and injustice. The earth will become sinless once again. Humanity will enter into such an age, where the strings of truth, justice, and character will move ahead the chariot of the world.”Īll the ten divine incarnations of Lord Vishnu are a symbol of His heroic lives in different ages in the world. To deliver the pious and to annihilate the miscreants, as well as to re-establish the principles of righteousness, I myself appear millennium after millennium.”Ībove all, Lord Vishnu, the Supreme God, the Preserver of the Universe and the Maintainer of the World, Himself has said that “Your future is in your hands only.

#Om jai jagdish aarti lata mangeshkar full#

Lord Vishnu in his full avatar as Lord Krishna announces the general principle governing His entry into the world in the Bhagavad Gita, Chapter 4, Shloka 7-8: “Whenever and wherever there is a decline in religious practice, and a predominant rise of irreligion-at that time I descend. Lord Viṣhṇu - the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the spiritual master of all moving and non–moving living beings, and the Supreme Soul of all - takes birth to protect the principles of religion and to relieve His saintly devotees from the reactions of material work.” The stories of the ten incarnations or Dashavatar are told in the Vishnu Purana and depict the theory of evolution represented through a story. Acting with the power of pure spiritual goodness, He will rescue eternal religion. It has been described in the Bhagavata Purana, shloka 12.2.16-17 that, “At that time, the Supreme Personality of Godhead will appear on the earth.

God Vishnu incarnates on Earth from time to time to eradicate evil forces, to restore the dharma and to liberate the worthy ones or devotees from the cycle of births and deaths.Īll the ten avatars of Lord Vishnu are recognized in many of the sacred scriptures. It is believed that whenever injustice and negative forces prevail on Earth, Lord Vishnu comes in various forms to uproot them. Lord Vishnu is said to descend in form of an avatar to restore cosmic order. à¤¾.Dashavatara (Sanskrit: दशावतार, daśāvatāra) refers to the ten main incarnations or avatars of Lord Vishnu, the Hindu God of Preservation.Om jaya Jagdish hare,Swami jaya Jagdish hare,īhakta jano ke sankata,Dasa jano ke sankata,Ksana men dur kare, Shradha bhakti badhao,Shradha bhakti badhao,Santan ki seva, Vishay vikar mitavo,Pap haro Deva,Swami pap haro Deva, Kis vidhi milun dayamaya,Kisa vidhi milun dayamaya,Tum ko main kumati,ĭeen bandhu dukh harata,Thakura Tum mere,Swami thakur Tum mere,Īpane hath uthao,Apani sharani lagao,Dwar pada hun tere, Tum ho eka agochara, Saba ke pranapati, Swami saba ke pranapati, Mai murakh khalakhami,Mai sevak Tum swami,Kripa karo Bharta, Tum karuna ke sagar,Tum palan karta,Swami Tum palan karta, Par Brahm Parameshwar,Par Brahma Parameshwar,Tum sab ke swami, Tum puran Paramatma,Tum Antarayami,Swami Tum Antarayami, Tum bin aur na duja,Tum bina aura na duja,aas karun main jiski, Mat pita tum mere,sharan gahun main kiski,Swami sharan gahun mai kiski,

Sukh sampati ghar ave,Sukh sampati ghar ave,Kasht mite tan ka, Jo dhyave phala pave, Dukha bin se man ka,Swami dukh bin se man ka, Om jaya Jagadish hare,Swami jaya Jagdish hare,īhakta jano ke sankata, Das jano ke sankata, Kshan men dur kare, This aarti is specially recited by common Hindu people who worship God Vishnu at their homes. This is one of the most famous aarti of God Vishnu recited in India by Hindus.