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Jalaram Panchange Text Pages 1.Indd Shree Tithi Var Date Mandir & Community Centre 15 Leicester 16 85 Narborough Road, Leicester LE3 0LF 17 Tel: (0116) Sankat254 0117 Chauth Email: [email protected] www.jalarambapa.com18 19Temple Opening Hours Monday to Friday 9.00 am20 - 1.00 pm and 3.00 pm - 8.00 pm Saturday, Sunday, & Public Holidays 21 9.00 am Durga - 8.00 Astami pm 22 Daily Aarti Morning 10.00 am - 10.45 am 23 Evening 7.00 pm - 7.30 pm 24 Uttpatti Ekadashi , , : () 25 26 . . 27 . . , , 28 . . 29 . Aamas . . . 64 Bapa ... Jai Jalaram New Year’s Message from the Board Of Trustees Dear Devotees ‘Jai Jalaram’ Having just celebrated Diwali and at the dawn of Vikram Samvant 2073, I join the Trustees in praying at the Lotus feet of Pujya Jalaram Bapa to wish everyone a peaceful and prosperous Happy New Year. With Pujya Bapa’s blessing, we celebrated the 20th year since the inception of Jalaram Mandir with the opening of the new Jalaram Community Centre (JCC) on 10th July 2016, Every year, we are humbled by the love, blessings and generosity of the devotees. Over the years, we have had tremendous support from each and every one of you which truly gives us the courage to make the Mandir and the Community Centre a more vibrant ‘Bapa’s Gateway to Leicester’. We hope to carry this forward into the New Year by making the Centre a hub for our youth and the multi faith community. We endeavour to host regular Jalaram Rotla, Bhagwad Gita Classes, talks on Hinduism, various religious and cultural activities for the youth and the interfaith community. With the blessings of Pujya Bapa and your continued support, we have seen a marked increase in the activities and visitors to the Mandir during 2016. We would therefore like to appeal to all our young persons to come forward and actively engage and participate in the activities of the Mandir by devoting their time, fresh youthful ideas, worship and seva. We are ever grateful for your continued support and devotion towards the Jalaram Mandir, Leicester, and we pray to Pujya Bapa to shower you and your family with his supreme blessings in the coming New Year. Best Wishes & Jai Jalaram Pramod Thakkar Chairman On behalf of The Board of Trustees Jalaram Charitable Trust – Leicester [email protected] Mobile 07860 922 770 .. . . . , . - . . . , . - , Jai Jagdish Hare - Aarti Om Purnamadah Purnamidam Purnat Purmadachyate Purnasya Purnamadaya Purname Vavashishyate Om Shanti, Om Shanti, Om Shanti Om perfect is the Lord Perfect also is this universe. If any portion is subtracted from the perfect that which is taken and that which remains is yet perfect Om Jai Jagdish Hare, Om Jai Jagdish Hare Bhaktjano Ke Sankat (2) Kshanme Dur Kare... Om Jai Jo Dhyaave Fal Paave, Dukh Vinase Mankaa (2) Prabhu Sukh Sampatti Ghar Aave, (2) Kashta MiteTanakaa... Om Jai Maat Pitaa Tum Mere, Sharan Grahu Mai Kisaki (2) Prabhu Tum Bin Aur Na Dujaa (2) Aash Karu Mai Kisaki... Om Jai Tum Puran Parmaatmaa, Tum Antaryaami (2) Prabhu Par Brahm Parameshwar (2) Tum Sabke Swaami ... Om Jai Tum Karunake Saagar, Tum Paalan Kartaa (2) Prabhu Mai Sevak Tum Swaami (2) Krupaa Karo Bhartaa... Om Jai Tum Ho Ek Agochar, Sabke Praan Pati (2) Prabhu Kis Vidh Milu Dayaamay (2) Tumko Mai Kumati ...Om Jai Din Bandhu Dukh Hartaa, Tum Rakshak Mere (2) Prabhu Apane Hast Uthaavo (2) Sharan Padaa Tere... Om Jai Vishay Vikaar Mitaavo, Paap Haro Devaa (2) Prabhu Shraddhaa Bhakti Badhaavo (2) Santanki Seva...Om Jai Om Jai Jagdish Hare, Om Jai Jagdish Hare Bhakt Janoke Sankat (2) Kshanme Dur Kare... Om Jai Bapa ... Jai Jalaram 4 ... . : | || , () ... , : () () ... - () () ... , () () ... , () () ... , () () ... : , () , () ... , () , () ... , () ... 5 Bapa ... Jai Jalaram Shivjini Aarti Jai Kailash Pati Om Jai Kailash Pati Krupa Karine Arpo, Saune Subh Mati...Om Mast Bani Junglemaan, Kaayam Vicharta....Prabhu Manav Danav Devo, Tam Charane Tharata...Om Mukut Jatano Sunder, Shir Ganga-Dhara....Prabhu Vyaghamberna Vastro, Bhave Sajnara.....Om Phani-Dhar-Na Shangar, Nandi Par Swari... Prabhu Vish Pachavanhar, Jai Jai Tripurari......Om Ram Bhakt Thai Preme, Kayam Gan Kare......Prabhu Punit Charno Seve, Te Bhav Par Tare... Om Jai Jai Kailas Pati Om Jai Kailas Pati Matajeeni Aarti Jai Adhyashakti Ma Jai Adhyashakti Charan Kamal Ma Besi, Karvi Chhe Bhakti ... Om Sachara- Char Ma Vyapak, Tarun Tej Dise ... Ma Je Koi Sharane Aave, Amrut Ras Pishe ... Om Mukh Taru Mamatadu, Karuna Mai Drashti ... Ma Balak Par Varasave, Krupatani Vrashti ... Om Danavne Sauhari, Devone Tarya ... Ma Parhit Kaje Madi, Vidh Vidh Rup Dhariya ... Om Punit Premamrutne, Prem Thaki Paje. ... Ma Ram Bhaktni Vahare, Dodi Ne Dhaje ... Om Jai Adhyashakti Ma Jai Adhyashakti Bapa ... Jai Jalaram 6 . , ... , ... , ... ... , ... , ... , ... , ... , ... , ... , ... , ... , ... ... , ... , ... , ... , ... 7 Bapa ... Jai Jalaram Pujya Jalaram Bapani Aarti Adhaar Chhappan Saal, Vahaalaa Adhaar Chhappan Saal Avanimaa Avtariyaa, Bhajavaa Ram Kripaal Om Jai Jaliyan Jai Jaliyan Rajbaai Dhanya Maat Vaala Rajbaai Dhanya Maat Abhijit Nakshatre Avtaryaa, Paavan Pradhaan Taat Om Jai Jaliyan Jai Jaliyan Ragu Vanshamaa Avtar Vahaalaa Raguvanshamaa Avtaar Bhojal Gurune Dhaaryaa Dhanya Dhanya Bhojalram Om Jai Jaliyan Jai Jaliyan Virpurmaa Chhe Vaas Vahaalaa Virpurmaa Chhe Vaas Raam Hridaymaa Dhaaryaa, Samaryaa Shvaase Shvaase Om Jai Jaliyan Jai Jalian Annadaan Ne Aapi Vahaal Annadaan Ne Aapi Sevak Sankat Kaapyaa, Atal Dharma Sthapyaa Om Jai Jaliyan Jai Jaliyan Adbhut Rup Dhaari Vahaalaa Adbhut Rup Dhaari Ishwar Dwaare Aavyaa, Aapyaa Neej Naari Om Jai Jaliyan Jai Jaliyan Ravi Deen Diwali Vahaalaa Ravi Deen Diwali Ogniso Sittere Stuti Karun Taari Om Jai Jaliyan Jai Jaliyan Jaliyaan Avatari Vahaala Jaliyan Avatari Mohan Ashtak Gaave Sukh Aape Bhaari Om Jai Jaliyan Jai Jaliyan Jai Sita Ram Jai Sita Ram Jai Raadhe Shyaam Jai Raadhe Shyaam Bapa ... Jai Jalaram 8 , , , , , , , , , , , , 9 Bapa ... Jai Jalaram Karpur Gauram Karpur Gauram Karunaavtaaram,Sansaar Saaram Bhujagendrahaaram I Sadaa Vasantam Hridyaarvinde, Bhavam Bhavaani Sahitam Namaami II Mangalam Bhagvaan Vishnu, Mangalam Garud Dhwajah I Mangalam Pundarikakshoh, Mangalaaytno Hari II Sarva Mangal Maangalye, Shive Sarvaarth Saadhike I Sharnye Tryambake Gauri, Naaraayni Namo Stute II Yaani Kaani Cha Paapaani Gnaata Gnaata Kru Taanicha I Taani Sarvaani Nashyanti Pradkshinaaya Pade-Pade II Jay Shree Krishna Kanaiya Lal Ki Jay Shree Ramchandra Bhagavan Ki Jay Shree Bhojalram Bapa Ki Jay Shree Jalaram Bapa Ki Jay Shree Virbai Maat Ki Jay Shree Ganpati Gajananmaharaj Ki Jay Shree Pavansut Hanuman Ki Jay Shree Navdurga Ambe Maat Ki Jay Apne Apne Maat Pita Ki Jay Apne Apne Gurudev Ki Jay Sab Santan Ki Jay Uma Pati Mahadev Ki Jai Om Namah Parvati Pataye Har Har Mahadev Har Bapa ... Jai Jalaram 10 I II I : II I II I - II - : 11 Bapa ... Jai Jalaram He Prabhu – Prarthana He Prabhu Anand Daataa Gnaan Hamako Dijiye Shighr Saare Durgunoko Dur Hamse Kijiye Lijiye Hamko Sharanme Hum Sadaachaari Bane Brahm Chhaari Dharm Rakshak Virvratdhaari Bane He Prabhu... Prem Se Hum Gurujanoki Nitya Hi Sevaakare Satya Bole Juth Tyaage Mel Appasme Kare Nindaa Kisike Hum Kisise Bhul Karabhi Naa Kare Divya Jiwan Ho Hamaaraa Tere Yash Gaayaa Kare He Prabhu... Vishwa Prarthana Oh Sneh Ane Karunaa Murti Pujya Prabhu Tane Namaskaar Ho, Namaskaar Ho Tun Sachchidaanandan Chhe Tun Sarva Vyaapak, Sarvagn Shaktimaan Chhe Tun Sarvantaryaami Chhe Amne Udaarataa Sam Darshitaa Ane Samataa Aap Shraddhaa, Bhakti Ane Dahaapan Aap Amne Aadhyaatmik Antah Shakti Aap Ke Jethi Ame Vaasanaaonu Daman Kari Mano Vijetaa Baniye Amne Ahankar Kam Kroth Lobh, Moh Ane Dweshthi Mukta Kar Amaaru Hriday Divya Guno Thi Bhari De Badhaaj Naam Rupoma Taaruj Darshan Kariye Badhaaj Naam Rupoma Taarij Sevaa Kariye Hamesha Taruj Ratan Kariye Taruj Smaran Rahe Taroj Mahima Gayiye Keval Taruj Paap Naashak Naam Amaara Hoth Par Rahe Ame Tara Maaj Sthir Thaiye Bapa ... Jai Jalaram 12 - , , ... , , , ... ! ! , , , . , : , , , , . . . . , . , . 13 Bapa ... Jai Jalaram Hari Om Tatsat Tvamev Maata Cha Pitaa Tvamev Tvame Bandhushch Sakhaa Tvamev Tvamev Vidya Dravinam Tvamev Tvame Sarwam Mam Dev Dev Kaayen Vaachaa Manasendriyarivaa Buddhyaatmanaava Prakriteh Swabhaavaat Karomi Yadyatsakalam Parasmi Naaraayanayeti Samarpayaami Naaraayeti Samarpayaami Lokaah Samastaa Sukhi No Bhavantu Lokaah Samastaa Sukhi No Bhavantu Lokaah Samastaa Sukhi No Bhavantu Harih Sharanam, Harih Sharanam Harih Sharanam, Harih Sharanam Harih Sharanam, Harih Sharanam Aum Dyouho: Shanti - Rantariksha (Gun) Shantihi Pruthivee Shanti - Raapah: Shanti Roshadhayah Shantihi Vanaspatayah: Shantihi Vishvedewaha Shanti Brahma Shantihi Sarva (Gun) Shantihi Shantirev Shantihi Sama Shanti-Redhi Aum Shantihi:
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