Nanaparimal Durva Aarti words in Marathi

Nanaparimal refers to a variety of fragrant flowers ('Nana' means variety and 'Parimal' means fragrance). Durva is considered to be a sacred grass with three blades and is offered during various pujas, one of the most important of which is  during the worship of Lord Ganesha. As per a mythological legend, Lord Ganesha destroyed a fiery demon named Anlasur and to cool the Lord, some sages placed 21 Durva on His head. Ever since it is believed that offering Durva to the Lord destroys one's sins. The collective noun for Durva is 'Patri'. During the worship of Lord Ganesha, in addition to the 21 Patris, including the leaves of the Shami tree, a variety of fragrant flowers is offered, especially hibiscus, others being roses, jasmine, ketaki, parijaat, etc.

Shri Krishna Madan Gopala Aarti Marathi lyrics

Janmashtami, also known as Gokulashtami, is the joyous celebration of Lord Krishna, one of the avatar's of Lord Vishnu. Devotees sing devotional songs and perform pujas with aartis. One of these aartis is given below.

Undaravar Baisuni Ganapati Aarti

The mouse is Lord Ganesha's mount and this Aarti is one of those rendered when welcoming the Lord during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival. "Undaravar Baisuni" means seated on the mouse. 

Lord Ganesha Ghalin Lotangan Marathi bhajan

The devotional song here is rendered while performing an aarti of Lord Ganesha. 

Shri Ramachandra Aaarti in Marathi

Shri Ramachandra is an avataar of Lord Vishnu. Lord Ram is believed to be the supreme cosmic spirit and the most merciful and compassionate deity. The aarti below is part of the rituals for Lord Ram's worship.

Gajanana Shreeganaraaya Aadhee Vandu Tuj Morya Ganapati prayer in Marathi

Lord Ganesha is the God of all beginnings. The devotional aarti Gajanana Shreeganaraaya is among one of the first aartis during a puja to Ganapati, to hail the elephant God. The full lyrics of the aarti in Marathi is given in this post.