Ghalin Lotangan Aarti

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Ghalin Lotangan Lyrics in English – Ganesh Ji Ki Aarti

Ghalin lotangan vandin charan ||
Dolyani pahin rup tujhe ||
Deva Preme alingan anande pujin ||
Bhave ovaleen mhane nama || 1 ||

 

Twamev mata cha Pita twamev ||
Twamev bandhusch sakha twamev ||
Twamev Vidhya dravinam twamev ||
Twamev sarwam mam dev dev || 2 ||

 

Kayena vacha manasendriyenva ||
Buddhayatmna va prakrutiswabhavat ||
Karomi yadhyat sakalam parasmai ||
Narayanayeti samarpayami || 3 ||

 

Achyutam keshavam ramnarayanam ||
krushanadamodaram vasudevam bhaje ||
Shridharam Madhavam gopikavallabham ||
Janaki nayakam ramchandra bhaje || 4 ||

 

Hare ram hare ram ram ram hare hare ||
Hare krishna hare krishna Krishna Krishna hare hare ||

 

Hare ram hare ram ram ram hare hare ||
Hare krishna hare krishna Krishna Krishna hare hare ||
Hare ram hare ram ram ram hare hare ||
Hare krishna hare krishna Krishna Krishna hare hare ||

Ghalin Lotangan is a sacred Marathi devotional prayer widely sung during Ganesh Aarti, temple worship, and daily prayers. Though often associated with Lord Ganesha, this prayer is universal in spirit and expresses surrender, gratitude, and devotion to the Divine. It is commonly recited at the end of bhajans, aartis, and spiritual gatherings to offer oneself completely to God.

 

This prayer beautifully combines devotion, humility, and surrender, making it a cherished part of Maharashtrian and Hindu devotional tradition.

Meaning of Ghalin Lotangan

This prayer expresses:

  • Bowing at the feet of the Divine
  • Seeing God’s beautiful form with devotion
  • Embracing God with love
  • Offering prayers with heartfelt emotion

The second and third verses declare total surrender, recognizing God as:

  • Mother and Father
  • Friend and companion
  • Knowledge and wealth
  • The ultimate source of everything

The devotee offers all actions — physical, mental, and spiritual — to the Supreme.

Spiritual Benefits of Chanting

Regular recitation brings deep spiritual and emotional benefits:

Inner Peace – Calms the mind and reduces anxiety.
Humility – Teaches surrender and gratitude.
Devotional Feeling – Strengthens connection with God.
Purifies Actions – Encourages offering all work to the Divine.
Positive Energy – Creates a peaceful spiritual atmosphere.
Emotional Balance – Helps release ego and tension.

How to Chant Ghalin Lotangan

Best Time

  • During Ganesh Aarti
  • Morning or evening prayers
  • After bhajans or kirtans
  • During spiritual gatherings

Chanting Method

  • Sit peacefully before a deity or altar
  • Close eyes and focus on devotion
  • Chant slowly with understanding
  • Offer gratitude at the end

It can be sung in a soft devotional tune or recited as a prayer.

Importance in Devotional Practice

  • Common in Maharashtra temples
  • Sung in Ganesh mandals and homes
  • Used to conclude spiritual programs
  • A universal surrender prayer beyond sects

The Ghalin Lotangan prayer is a beautiful expression of devotion, surrender, and gratitude. Its verses remind devotees that God is the source of love, strength, and guidance in life. Chanting this prayer brings peace, humility, and spiritual closeness, helping devotees offer every action to the Divine. This sacred devotional tradition continues to inspire seekers on the spiritual path through the guidance and devotional spirit of Bhakti Marg.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, though popular in Ganesh Aarti, it is a universal prayer.

It is primarily in Marathi and Sanskrit verses.

Yes, it is simple and suitable for all devotees.

It means “You alone are everything to me, O Lord.”

It symbolizes surrender and gratitude after worship.

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