On this page you can listen to each and every one of the Practice Pieces that has an audio soundfile. These Include: In the Sri Sita Ram Section: Shri Ramaavatara Stuti, Shri Janaki ji ki Stuti, Shri SitaRam ji ki Stuti, Dohavali, and Shri Rama Stuti. In the Hanumanji Section:  Shri Hanuman Chalisa (5 Versions), Hanuman Ashtak, Shri Hanuman Stavan, and Shri Rama Vandana. In the Shri Lakshmi Narayan Section: Shri Lakshminarayan Vandana.

In the Shiv Ji Section: Shivapanchakshara Stotrum, Shri Rudrashtakam, Dvadashajyotirlingani, and Shinamanasapuja. In the Devi Ji Section: Shri Durga Chalisa, Durga Stitih, Narayani Stutih, and Devyaparadhakshamapana. In the Maharaj Ji Section: Shri Guru Vandana & Vinaya Chalisa, Shri Guru Stotra, Bajarang Ban, Pushpanjali, Guru Mahima Gana, Shri Guru Vandana Arati and Sita Ram Kahiye. In the Arati Section: Shri Guru Arati, Shri Hanumanji ki Arati, Shri Durga ji Arati, and Shri Ramayanaji ki Arati.

These soundfiles can also be found on the Transliteration pages of most of the individual Practice Pieces.

Aarti is practiced every day, morning and evening, at all the temples in Maharajji's ashrams.

This is the Aarti practice done at the Mahasamdhi Temple of India's great saint Neeb Karoli Baba / Neem Karoli Baba Maharajji in Vrindavan, India on the morning of Hanuman Jayanti in 1999.

Aarti is said to have descended from the Vedic concept of fire rituals, or homa. In the traditional aarti ceremony, the flower represents the earth (solidity), the water and accompanying handkerchief correspond with the water element (liquidity), the lamp or candle represents the fire component (heat), the peacock fan conveys the precious quality of air (movement), and the yak-tail fan represents the subtle form of ether (space). The incense represents a purified state of mind, and one’s "intelligence" is offered through the adherence to rules of timing and order of offerings. Thus, one’s entire existence and all facets of material creation are symbolically offered to the Lord via the aarti ceremony. (Wikipedia)

Aarti is offered to Maharajji with the Utmost Love and Gratitude.