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While the devotees sing psalms, either an officiant or a devotee revolves clockwise, (usually) a fivefold oil lamp - consisting of five oil-traylets - round the object of adoration. The object of worship is devoutly decorated with posy garlands and aromatic incense and musk are kept smoldering. Normally, the singing is accompanied by musical instruments such as bells, gongs and cymbals.
Sometimes, instead of an oil-lamp, ignited camphor placed on a try is waved. A lamp with wicks burning clarified butter (ghee) is the most preferred. Sai Baba SatcharitraTelugu Audios By Lakshmi Prasanna (new chapters45-51 updated)At times Aarti is performed with a single, three or elevenfold (and so on) lamps. Shree Sai Baba Satcharitra Ovi to OviAudiosby Srinivas. Sai Baba Satcharitra audio files in English. Shirdi Sai Baba Satcharitra in telugu pdf download.
In Mangala Aarti normally camphor is kindled instead of an oil lamp. In the South, usually it is done as a concluding part of the ritualistic worship, (both public and personal) which is called Mangala Aarti or Neerajana. This custom of Aarti, as a from of congregational worship, is more in vogue in northern India, especially in Maharashtra. Though, the tradition of offering Aarti is almost ubiquitous in the Hindu liturgy, the details of the modus operandi differ from region to region and are distinguished by many sectarian embellishments. After the devotional singing, the flame of the Aarti-lamp is offered to the devotees, who pass their hands by turns over the sacred-flame and quickly draw them to their faces and heads as a gesture of drawing unto themselves the auspicious energy emanating from the receptacle of grace', i.e.
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The introduction of Aarti as a regular congregational worship at Shirdi is to be seen as marking a new phase in the evolution of the worship of Sri Sai Baba. Even from the day of his advent at Shirdi, people - though a handful in the beginning - looked upon him as a holy man, a fakir (a Muslim ascetic). Let us first glean all the available data from various sources and construct them into a coherent hypothetical sequence, before proceeding to discuss the posing discrepancies therein.The introduction of Aarti as a regular congregational worship at Shirdi is to be seen as marking a new phase in the evolution of the worship of Sri Sai Baba. Even the small stray details scattered here and there are fuzzy and incongruous. In the whole gamut of the literature on Sri Sai Baba, the details regarding how and whence the custom of performing regular Aartis to Baba commenced, are not clearly recorded. Play Sai Baba Aarti (Telugu) Album online for free or listen offline on Wynk Music by.The first glimmerings of the dawn of the Aarti tradition in Shirdi are a bit foggy.
Strictly speaking, that was the seed-bed upon which the glorious tree of Sai Worship has begun to grow! As the devotee's emotional attachment to his Guru grows, the inflated emotional fervour seeks some form of expression.It is a familiar notion among many Sai devotees that the Aarti tradition at Shirdi was started by Shri K.J. Obviously Baba did not object to the pious usage. As most of the people who were drawn to Sri Sai Baba, from the outset, were Hindus, we can imagine the customary fashion in which he could have been honoured in general. It is the pious custom of the Hindus to bow down or prostrate in reverence before a saint by touching his feet, as a mark of humility and self-abnegation. As Sai Baba's fame soon started spreading, people – mostly Hindus -were drawn to him in galore from far and wide.
The Aarti tradition was first started by Noolkar, a Retd. Only Noon Aarti was performed in the Dwarakamai. Morning (Kakad) and Night (Shej) Aartis were conducted in the Chavadi. Afterwards the tradition of Aarti was started. From 1911 to 1918, informs, "In the beginning only Mhalsapati and Mahadev, son of Nanasaheb Chandorkar, used to worship Baba. Swami Sai Sharan Anand, who had direct association with Baba for about eight years, i.e.
The first Shri Noolkar heard of Shri Sai Baba was from Shri Nanasaheb, with whom he visited Shirdi for the first time in 1909. Shri Nanasaheb Chandorkar, was also working there in 1908 as Mamaledar. Shri Noolkar was a sub-judge at Pandharpur. But, after some time, (Lakshman Krishnaji) Tatyasaheb Noolkar had the honour of giving Aarti to Shri Sai Baba for the first time."So it was to Shri Tatyasaheb alias (Laxman Krishnaji) Noolkar that the laurels of setting up the Aarti tradition in Shirdi go. Dixit also says, "Before, Baba never allowed anybody to perform Aarti to him.
Shri Noolkar took to the seva (devout service) with enthusiasm and, carried it out as the most precious good fortune in his life.After the demise of Shri Tatyasaheb Noolkar in 1911, one devotee by name Megha Shyam took over the charge of officiating at Baba Aartis. Tatyasaheb turned out to be the lucky officiating priest of the daily Aarti services. Once the permission was given, the devotees lost no chance to set it up as an ongoing tradition. By the look of it, it seemed as though Baba had to give in to the devout sentiments of Shri Noolkar out of his deep affection towards the latter. Unfortunately the actual circumstance that surrounded the event went off the record.
Till the Aarti was over, he never used even to move his head. He used to perform Aarti standing on one leg. With long beard, matted hair, Megha shone with a healthy body fair in complexion. Shri Sai Saran Anandaji describes his unique style of performing Baba's Aarti thus, "After Noolkar's death, Megha got the good fortune (of conducting Baba's Aarti).
He carried out his priestly ministrations with a pious zeal till Baba passed out of the earthly scene. Jog was also a man of ascetic deportment like Megha with a flair for orthodoxy. After Megha's demise, one Sakharam Hari alias Bapusaheb Jog stepped forward to fill Megha's shoes as the presbyter of the Aarti conductions under the orders of Shri Sai Baba. Within a year after he had assumed the charge of officiating at Baba Aartis.
She set foot in Shirdi, for the first time, in 1905 along with Shri Nanasaheb Chandorkar. She spent a few pious years at Pandharpur, when she came to hear of Shri Sai Baba. At heart she was of an occult disposition. She lost her husband in her early years and to make up for the misfortune, she repaired to Pandharpur to spend her life in the service of her chosen deity, Lord Krishna. In fact the custom of performing Aarti to Shri Sai Baba was her brainchild. About six years - of rendering priestly services in Baba's durbar.Even though Shri Tatyasaheb Noolkar has been acknowledged as the initiator of the institution of Aarti in Shirdi, there was another devout soul 'behind the scenes', who set the stage ready.
It was her cherished dream that her Sai Vittal should be duly adored with all the pomp and paraphernalia with which 'He' was being worshipped at Pandharpur. She was a real live wire and in no time she ushered in a new phase in the mode of devotional expression in Shirdi. Hence, people began to call her 'Radhakrishna Ayi' which stuck to her to the end. In her early days at Shirdi, she was found constantly chanting the holy name 'Radhakrishna', carrying a small idol of the deity. Without any second thought she made Shirdi her home.
For some reason, Baba used to be very hard on her and never even allowed her to come anywhere near him. She always found it hard to bring Baba round to her projects. She became up to her ears in working out her rainbow.
".Soon Shirdi was transformed into a Sansthan. The tribute Shri Kakasaheb Dixit paid to her in his Introduction to Shri Sai Satcharitra, clearly shows her role in changing the semblance of Shirdi. Her invisible workmanship was there behind most of the institutionalised ceremonies in Shirdi, like Chavadi procession, Ram Navami celebrations, Gopalakalotsav, regular Aarti performance, etc.
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