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Sri Narasimha Aarti | Protection, Courage, and Fear Relief | Om Jai Narasimha Hare Aarti | 11 Times

ABOUT THIS CHANT Sri Narasimha Aarti is a devotional aarti in praise of Lord Narasimha (Narasimha). It remembers his divine protection of Prahlada and his sudden emergence from the pillar to destroy evil, as narrated in the Bhagavata Purana (Skandha 7; especially 7.8–7.10). This chant is traditionally sung for courage, protection, and surrender during challenges, often with lamp (deepa) and bell in temple or home worship. WHAT THIS MANTRA IS USED FOR • Daily temple or home aarti, especially in the evening • Narasimha Jayanti worship (Vaishakha shukla chaturdashi) • Protective worship when seeking courage and steadiness • Vrata observances and festival puja settings • Before travel or difficult tasks, as a devotional act of seeking raksha • Group singing with lamp-circling, or solo devotional listening/chanting HOW TO LISTEN OR PRACTICE • Listen or sing during evening deepa (lamp) aarti in a calm, reverent space • Chant aloud in a group with bell and lamp-circling, as traditionally done • Use during Narasimha Jayanti puja or vrata observances with devotion • Offer the aarti before travel or important, difficult duties as protective worship • Keep focus on faith, fearlessness, and surrender rather than haste • Pronunciation support: Narasimha (na-ra-sim-ha / nri-sim-ha), Stambh (stam-bh), Faad (long ‘aa’), Bhay (‘bhay’) SPIRITUAL BENEFITS (TRADITIONAL UNDERSTANDING) • Cultivates devotion and surrender (bhakti) to Lord Narasimha • Supports courage and fearlessness in times of threat or adversity (devotional understanding) • Encourages steadiness, peace of mind, and faithful remembrance • Invokes a sense of divine protection and grace (raksha and kripa) in traditional belief • Helps purify obstacles to bhakti through sincere worship and remembrance • Strengthens remembrance of Prahlada’s protection as taught in Bhagavata Purana (Skandha 7) • Traditionally associated with overcoming enemies/obstacles and support in righteous endeavors (common devotional belief) • Traditionally associated with a sense of protection and vitality (devotional belief) MANTRA TEXT ॐ जय नरसिंह हरे, प्रभु जय नरसिंह हरे। स्तम्भ फाड़ प्रभु प्रकटे, स्तम्भ फाड़ प्रभु प्रकटे, जन का ताप हरे॥ ॐ जय नरसिंह हरे॥ तुम हो दीन दयाला, भक्तन हितकारी, प्रभु भक्तन हितकारी। अद्भुत रूप बनाकर, अद्भुत रूप बनाकर, प्रकटे भय हारी॥ ॐ जय नरसिंह हरे॥ सबके भय विदारण, दस्यु जन मारी, प्रभु दस्यु जन मारी। दास जान अपनायो, दास जान अपनायो, जन पर कृपा करी॥ ॐ जय नरसिंह हरे॥ ब्रह्मा करत आरती, माला पहिनावे, प्रभु माला पहिनावे। शिवजी जय जय कहकर, पुष्पन बरसावे॥ ॐ जय नरसिंह हरे॥ TRANSLITERATION Om Jaya Narasimha Hare, Prabhu Jaya Narasimha Hare। Stambh Faad Prabhu Prakate, Stambh Faad Prabhu Prakate, Jan Ka Taap Hare॥ Om Jaya Narasimha Hare॥ Tum Ho Deen Dayala, Bhaktan Hitakari, Prabhu Bhaktan Hitakari। Adbhut Roop Bana Kar, Adbhut Roop Bana Kar, Prakate Bhay Hari॥ Om Jaya Narasimha Hare॥ Sabke Bhay Vidaran, Dasyu Jan Mari, Prabhu Dasyu Jan Mari। Das Jan Apanayo, Das Jan Apanayo, Jan Par Kripa Kari॥ Om Jaya Narasimha Hare॥ Brahma Karat Aarti, Mala Pahinave, Prabhu Mala Pahinave। Shivji Jaya Jaya Kahkar, Pushpan Barasave॥ Om Jaya Narasimha Hare॥ MEANING (CONCISE) This aarti praises Lord Narasimha, who burst forth from a pillar to protect his devotee and remove afflictions. It honors his fear-dispelling, evil-destroying power, and remembers that even gods like Brahma and Shiva offer worship. The devotee prays for mercy, protection, and relief from suffering through his grace. ALTERNATIVE NAMES AND FORMS • Nṛsiṁha Ārati • Narasimha Aarti • Om Jai Narasimha Hare Aarti • Lakshmi-Narasimha Aarti • Narasimha ki Aarti • Nṛhari Ārati • Sri Narasimha Harati (Telugu) KEYWORDS AND SEARCH TERMS Sri Narasimha Aarti, Narasimha Aarti, Om Jai Narasimha Hare Aarti, Nrisimha Arati, Nṛsiṁha Ārati, Lakshmi-Narasimha Aarti, Narasimha ki Aarti, Nṛhari Ārati, Sri Narasimha Harati Telugu, Narasimha Jayanti aarti, evening aarti, deepa aarti, protective worship, courage and fearlessness, Bhagavata Purana Prahlada, Stambh Faad Prabhu Prakate LINEAGE AND REFERENCE NOTES This aarti is rooted in devotional remembrance of Lord Narasimha’s protection of Prahlada as narrated in the Bhagavata Purana (Skandha 7; 7.8–7.10), echoing his emergence from the pillar and destruction of evil. Pronunciation notes: Narasimha = na-ra-sim-ha (or nri-sim-ha), Stambh = stam-bh (final ‘bh’ is breathy), Faad = long ‘aa’, Bhay = ‘bhay’. Traditionally sung in temple/home aarti (often evenings), with special significance on Narasimha Jayanti (Vaishakha shukla chaturdashi); also popular on Saturdays among some Vaishnavas seeking protection. Complementary practices mentioned in tradition include Narasimha Kavacham, the mantra “ugraṁ vīraṁ mahāviṣṇuṁ…”, and offering deepa with devotion and non-harmful intent. Spiritual benefits are expressed as traditional devotional understanding and are not guaranteed outcomes.