आरती ज्ञानराजा Aarti Dnyanraja
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आरती ज्ञानराजा महाकैवल्यतेजा सेविती साधुसंत मनु वेधला माझा
Aarti Dnyanaraja Mahakaivalyateja Seviti Sadhusant Manu Vedhala Majha
Aarti to you, king of knowledge, bright with the light of final liberation. Saints and sages serve you, and you have captured my mind.
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आरती ज्ञानराजा
Aarti Dnyanaraja
Aarti to you, king of knowledge.
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लोपलें ज्ञान जगीं हित नेणती कोणी अवतार पांडुरंग
Lopalen Dnyan Jagin Hit Nenati Koni Avatar Pandurang
When true knowledge had vanished from the world and no one knew their real good, Pandurang himself came as an avatar
https://pavitragranth.com/aartis/shree-dnyaneshwar-aarti-gyanraja-marathiOne sentence across lines 3 and 4.
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नाम ठेविलें ज्ञानी
Nam Thevilen Dnyani
and was given the name Dnyani, the knower (Dnyaneshwar).
https://pavitragranth.com/aartis/shree-dnyaneshwar-aarti-gyanraja-marathiOne sentence across lines 3 and 4.
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कनकाचे ताट करीं उभ्या गोपिका नारी नारद तुंबरही
Kanakache Tat Karin Ubhya Gopika Nari Narad Tumbarahi
Gopi women stand holding golden plates in their hands, and Narada and Tumbaru too
https://pavitragranth.com/aartis/shree-dnyaneshwar-aarti-gyanraja-marathiOne sentence across lines 5 and 6.
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साम गायन करी
Sam Gayan Kari
sing the chants of the Sama Veda.
https://pavitragranth.com/aartis/shree-dnyaneshwar-aarti-gyanraja-marathiOne sentence across lines 5 and 6.
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प्रगट गुह्य बोले विश्व ब्रह्याचे केलें रामा जनार्दनी
Pragat Guhya Bole Vishva Brahyache Kelen Rama Janardani
You spoke the hidden truth openly and showed the whole world to be Brahman. Rama Janardani
https://pavitragranth.com/aartis/shree-dnyaneshwar-aarti-gyanraja-marathiOne sentence across lines 7 and 8. The source prints vishva brahmachi kele where our text has vishva brahyache kele; the sense is taken as the same.
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पायीं मस्तक ठेविलें
Payin Mastak Thevilen
lays his head at your feet.
https://pavitragranth.com/aartis/shree-dnyaneshwar-aarti-gyanraja-marathiOne sentence across lines 7 and 8. The source prints payin takachi thele (gaze fixed at your feet) where our text has payin mastak thevile (head laid at your feet); the meaning follows our wording.