Sikh Aarti with Audio

In Sikhism, "Aarti" signifies "Coming Together," derived from the words "Aa" (to come) and "Rati" (to unite). This concept reflects the belief that the soul includes both feminine and masculine qualities, as depicted in Sikh hymns. The term also connects to the Sanskrit word "Aratrik," meaning the removal of darkness. Aarti is traditionally a Hindu ritual involving the offering of light (usually from a flame) to deities, accompanied by the singing of hymns. In Sikhism, however, the concept of Aarti was redefined and given a unique spiritual context by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism. His perspective on Aarti and its true essence emerged during his visit to Jagannath Puri, a prominent Hindu pilgrimage site, and became a defining moment in Sikh spiritual practice. Salient Features: 1) User of the app can listen to path using soft keys (Play, Pause or Stop). 2) Two languages are available: Gurmukhi (Punjabi) and Hindi. 3) User can change the text size on each page(i.e. increase or decrease) within app. 4) Meaning of the path is available on every page. 5) Themes: User can change theme (color scheme) of the app. 7) User can use Go option to quickly go to any page. We hope you will like our app. Please rate us and if you have any feedback or suggestion, you can contact us via email: [email protected]