North India Statesman
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The festival of Shardiya Navratri has started and there is an atmosphere of devotion and gaiety everywhere. Mother Durga’s post has been decorated in the houses, beautiful idols of mother have been shattered in the pandals, and a special kind of purity has dissolved in the air. Navratri is not only the name of fasting and worship, it is also a festival to come close to the mother, sing their qualities and forget all their worries by drowning in the waves of music.
Mother’s worship and Aarti are not complete without her hymns and songs. There is a magic in music that connects our mind directly to God. So when you worship the mother in this Navratri, do not forget to include these 5 special hymns and fancifles in your playlist. Believe me, the experience of your worship will double.
1. “You called me Sherawala”
This is not just a hymn, but an emotion. On hearing this hymn in the voice of Narendra Chanchal ji, such a wave of devotion runs in the mind that it seems as if the mother of the mountains is really calling us. This hymn has been the ‘anthem’ of Navratri for decades. Without this, as if the mother’s post does not start.
2. “Come on, I have called, mother has called”
The song is another classic who has settled from the cinema screen and settled in the house of worship. On hearing this, the view of the mountains of Vaishno Devi comes in front of the eyes. The simplicity and devotion of this song captivates the mind and it seems as if the mother’s mother has really been invited.
3. “I am a child, you mother Sherawala”
This hymn sung by Zubin Nautiyal has also climbed on the tongue of today’s younger generation. This hymn is like a child’s apology from his mother for his mistakes and coming to his shelter. Its lyrics are so deep and heartily that the eyes become moist as soon as they hear it.
4. “Cute punishment is Tera Dwar Bhavani”
This hymn describes the joy and gaiety that appears everywhere during Navratri. This song forces us to dance in Lakhbir Singh Lakha’s fiery voice. Listening to it in pandals is a different experience, where everyone is lost in devotion after seeing the decoration of the mother’s court.
5. Durga Amritvani (Anuradha Paudwal)
It is a meditation, more than a hymn. Hearing ‘Durga Amritvani’ in Anuradha Paudwal ji’s sweet and calm voice brings deep peace and relaxation to the mind. By playing it during the morning or evening aarti, the whole atmosphere of the house becomes positive and devotional.
So keep the list of music along with this Navratri, the plate of your worship and be lost in these beautiful tunes of devotion to the mother. Hail mother Goddess!
