Aartis, prayers and mantras from North, South, East and West India, with full text and simple meaning. Ayyappa of Sabarimala, Venkateswara of Tirupati, Jagannath of Puri and the Hanuman Chalisa are all here. Only old texts that belong to everyone are included.
South India
Ayyappa, Venkateswara, Murugan and Ganesha prayers.
Mandala season from mid-November, Saturdays and Makara SankrantiAyyappa Sharanam and Shasta Prayer (Sabarimala)Every dawn, before sunriseVenkateswara Suprabhatam (Tirupati Wake-up Hymn)Tuesdays, Skanda Shashti, ThaipusamMurugan (Skanda) Prayer: Shakti HastamWednesdays, Sankashti and Ganesh ChaturthiGanesha Pancharatnam
North India
The aartis sung in most homes of the Hindi belt.
Tuesday and SaturdayHanuman ChalisaEvery day, at the end of pujaOm Jai Jagdish Hare AartiMonday, Pradosh and MahashivratriOm Jai Shiv Omkara AartiJanmashtami, Thursdays and daily sevaAarti Kunj Bihari KiRam Navami, Tuesdays and SaturdaysShri Ramchandra Kripalu BhajmanWednesdays, Sankashti and Ganesh ChaturthiJai Ganesh Jai Ganesh Deva (Ganesh Aarti)Navratri, Fridays and Durga AshtamiJai Ambe Gauri (Durga Aarti)Fridays, Dhanteras and DiwaliOm Jai Lakshmi Mata (Lakshmi Aarti)
East India
Jagannath, Hare Krishna kirtan and Durga stuti.
West India
The Maharashtra Ganesh aarti.
Mantras and stotras for all
Ancient texts recited everywhere in India.
Dawn, noon and duskGayatri MantraMondays, and in illness or fearMahamrityunjaya MantraMondays, Pradosh and Maha ShivratriShiva Panchakshara StotramMondays, Shravan and Maha Shivratri; morning and eveningDwadasha Jyotirlinga StotramBasant Panchami, Thursdays and before studyYa Kundendu Tusharahara Dhavala (Saraswati Vandana)Before starting any work, and on WednesdaysGanesh Shlokas: Vakratunda and Shuklambaradharam