Badahu vina vadini, dhari Ganpati ko dhyan,
Mahashakti Radha, sahit Krishna karo kalyan;
Sumiran kari sab devgan, guru pitu barambar,
Barnau Shri Giriraj yash, nij mati ke anusar.
Jai ha jai bandit Giri raja,
braj mandal ke Shri maharaja,
Vishnu roop tum ho avtari,
sundarta pai jag balihari,
Surna shikhar aati sobha paave,
sur muni gan darshan ko aave,
Shant kandara swarg samana,
jaha tapasvi dharte dhayana,
Drongiri ke tum yuvraja,
bhaktan ke sadho ho kaja,
Muni Pulastayji ke man bhaye,
jor vinay kar tum koo laaye,
Munivar sangh jab braj mein aaye,
lakhi brajbhumi yaha thahraye,
Vishnu dham gaulok suhavan,
Yamuna Govardhan Vrindavan,
Dekh dev man mein lalchaye,
vaas karan bahut roop banaye,
Kou banar kou mrug ke roopa,
kou vruksh kou lata swarupa,
Anand le gaulok dham ke,
param upasak roop naam ke,
Dwapar aant bhaye avtari,
Krishnachandra anand murari,
Mahima tumhari Krishna bhakhani,
puja karibe ki man thani,
Brijwasi sabke liye bulai,
Govardhan puja karvai,
Poojan ku vyanjan banvaye,
Brajwasi ghar-ghar te laye,
Gwal baal mili puja kini,
sahas bhuja tumne kar lini,
Swayam pragat ho krishna puja mein,
mang-mang ke bhojan paave,
Lakhi nar-nari man harsave,
jai jai jai Girivar gun gave,
Devraj man mein risiyaye,
nast karan Braj medh bulaye,
Chaya kar braj liyo bachaye,
ekau bund na niche aaye,
Saat divas bhai barsa bhari,
thake medh bhari jaal dhari,
Krishnachandra ne nakh pe dhare,
namo namo braj ke rakhware,
Kari abhiman thake sursai,
kshma mang puni astuti gayi,
Trahi mam mein sharan tihari,
kshma karo prabhu chuk hamari,
Bar-bar binati aati kini,
saat kosh parikrama dini,
Sang Shurabhi Aairavat laye,
hath jodkar bhet gahaye,
Abhay daan pa Indra sihaye,
kari pranam nij lok sidhave;
Jo yah katha suno chitt lave,
ant samay surpati pad pave;
Govardhan hai naam tiharo,
karate bhaktan ko nistaro;
Jo nar tumhare darshan pave,
tinke dukh dur ho jave;
Kundan mein jo kare aachman,
dhanya dhanya vah manav jeevan;
Mansi Ganga mein jo nahave,
sidhe swarg lok ku jave;
Dudh chadha jo bhog lagave,
aadhi-vyadhi tehi pas na aave,
Jal phal tulsi patra chadhave,
man vanchit phal nischit pave,
Jo nar det dudh ki dhara,
Bharo rahe tako bhandara,
Kare jagran jo nar koi,
dukh daridra bhay tahi na hoi,
Shyam shilamai nij jan trata,
bhakti mukti sarbas ke data,
Putra hin jo tum ko dhyave,
taku putra prapti ho jave,
Dandoti, parikrama karahi,
te sahjahi bhavsagar tarahi,
Kali mein tum sam dev na duja,
sur nar muni sab karte puja;
Jo yah chalisa padhe
sune sugh chit lay;
Satya satya yah satya hai,
Girivar kare sahay;
Kshma karahu apradh mama,
trahi mam Giriraj;
Shyam Bihari sharan mein,
Govardhan Maharaj.
Introduction
Meaning of Giriraj Chalisa
Giriraj Chalisa is a forty-verse hymn praising Lord Giriraj celebrating his divine power grace and protection.
Importance in Daily Life
Reciting Giriraj Chalisa daily brings spiritual strength mental peace and relief from difficulties.
Origin and History
The Chalisa was composed to honor Lord Giriraj and has been recited by devotees for centuries.
Benefits of Regular Recitation
Daily chanting increases devotion spiritual wisdom and helps overcome obstacles in life.
Recommended Time for Recitation
Morning or evening recitation is ideal to receive maximum spiritual blessings from Lord Giriraj.
Chalisa Verses
First 10 Verses
The first ten verses praise the divine qualities compassion and supreme power of Lord Giriraj.
Verses 11 to 20
These verses describe the protection and guidance offered by Lord Giriraj to his devotees.
Verses 21 to 30
Verses 21-30 highlight the importance of devotion and faith for spiritual growth and success.
Verses 31 to 40
The final verses focus on divine blessings peace prosperity and fulfillment of devotees' wishes.
Conclusion of Verses
The Chalisa concludes by invoking Lord Giriraj’s mercy and expressing gratitude for his protection.
Meaning and Translation
Verse-by-Verse Meaning
Each verse explains Lord Giriraj’s virtues divine powers and the importance of devotion.
Simple Language Translation
The Chalisa can be easily understood in simple words to help devotees connect with the divine essence.
Spiritual Interpretation
The verses symbolize guidance protection wisdom and divine support for righteous living.
Key Messages for Devotees
Giriraj Chalisa teaches devotion faith humility and reliance on divine grace.
How to Recite Correctly
Chant each verse slowly with focus and devotion understanding the meaning for maximum benefit.
Rituals and Practices
Daily Recitation Tips
Recite in a clean calm place with concentration and heartfelt devotion to Lord Giriraj.
Using Prayer Beads
Counting each verse with mala beads enhances focus and strengthens spiritual connection.
Offering Prayers and Flowers
Offering flowers incense and lighting lamps while chanting honors Lord Giriraj.
Special Occasions for Recitation
Chanting during festivals or auspicious days enhances divine blessings and spiritual benefits.
Meditation After Recitation
Spend a few minutes meditating after chanting to internalize divine energy and wisdom.
Spiritual Benefits
Mental Peace and Positivity
Reciting Giriraj Chalisa brings calmness positivity and reduces stress in daily life.
Courage and Strength
Chanting instills confidence inner strength and fearlessness among devotees.
Removal of Obstacles
Faithful recitation helps overcome difficulties and invites divine protection and support.
Enhanced Devotion
Regular recitation strengthens love faith and connection with Lord Giriraj.
Prosperity and Well-being
Chanting with devotion brings harmony health prosperity and spiritual growth.
Giriraj Chalisa is a forty-verse hymn praising Lord Giriraj celebrating his divine power grace and protection.
Reciting Giriraj Chalisa daily brings spiritual strength mental peace and relief from difficulties.
The Chalisa was composed to honor Lord Giriraj and has been recited by devotees for centuries.
Daily chanting increases devotion spiritual wisdom and helps overcome obstacles in life.
Morning or evening recitation is ideal to receive maximum spiritual blessings from Lord Giriraj.
The first ten verses praise the divine qualities compassion and supreme power of Lord Giriraj.
These verses describe the protection and guidance offered by Lord Giriraj to his devotees.
Verses 21-30 highlight the importance of devotion and faith for spiritual growth and success.
The final verses focus on divine blessings peace prosperity and fulfillment of devotees' wishes.
The Chalisa concludes by invoking Lord Giriraj’s mercy and expressing gratitude for his protection.
Each verse explains Lord Giriraj’s virtues divine powers and the importance of devotion.
The Chalisa can be easily understood in simple words to help devotees connect with the divine essence.
The verses symbolize guidance protection wisdom and divine support for righteous living.
Giriraj Chalisa teaches devotion faith humility and reliance on divine grace.
Chant each verse slowly with focus and devotion understanding the meaning for maximum benefit.
Recite in a clean calm place with concentration and heartfelt devotion to Lord Giriraj.
Counting each verse with mala beads enhances focus and strengthens spiritual connection.
Offering flowers incense and lighting lamps while chanting honors Lord Giriraj.
Chanting during festivals or auspicious days enhances divine blessings and spiritual benefits.
Spend a few minutes meditating after chanting to internalize divine energy and wisdom.
Reciting Giriraj Chalisa brings calmness positivity and reduces stress in daily life.
Chanting instills confidence inner strength and fearlessness among devotees.
Faithful recitation helps overcome difficulties and invites divine protection and support.
Regular recitation strengthens love faith and connection with Lord Giriraj.
Chanting with devotion brings harmony health prosperity and spiritual growth.
