Baba Ke Barat Me - Zarra Singh
एक बाराती, दो बाराती, तीन बराती नहीं
त्रिलोक की हर जिंदगी, आज है यहीं
बाबा के बारात मे
बाबा के बारात मे
नंदी नाचे, भींगी नाचे
सूखी सारा संसार
बाबा चले आगे आगे
पीछे सारा संसार
शिव मे संसार है
पराशक्ति मे प्यार
शिवरात्रि की महिमा है
झूमे सारा संसार
डम, डमा डम
डमरू बाजे
बाजे शंखनाद
दूल्हा रूप मे आज है
मेरे भोलेनाथ
मेरे भोलेनाथ
मेरे भोलेनाथ
डम, डमा डम
डमरू बाजे
बाजे शंखनाद
मन डोले और तन डोले
सब बोले, भोले, भोले
शिव शंकर की महिमा से
सबका नसीब खुले
ऐसे है मेरे भोले
ऐसे हैं मेरे भोले
मेरे बाबा के जैसे
संसार में कोई नहीं
एक बाराती, दो बाराती, तीन बराती नहीं
त्रिलोक की हर जिंदगी, आज है यहीं
बाबा के बारात मे
बाबा के बारात मे
(Chorus 02)
डम, डमा डम
डमरू बाजे
बाजे शंखनाद
दूल्हा रूप में आज है
मेरे भोलेनाथ
मेरे भोलेनाथ
मेरे भोलेनाथ
डम, डमा डम
डमरू बाजे
बाजे शंखनाद
(Verse 03)
बाबा मुझे साथ ले लो, सोया नसीब जगा दो
भले चार कदम ही चल पाऊं, इतना जगह दे दो
आज शिवरात्रि संसार में
मन आप में भागे
ओम नमः शिवाय धुन
मन मेरा गाए
इसके सिवा आज अभी कुछ जरूरत नहीं मेरी
कृपा करिए बाबा इतनी, के भाग जागे मेरी
(Hook 02)
एक बाराती, दो बाराती, तीन बराती नहीं
त्रिलोक की हर जिंदगी, आज है यहीं
बाबा के बारात मे
बाबा के बारात मे
(End)
Song Meaning
This devotional song celebrates the grandeur of Lord Shiva’s divine procession (Baraat), symbolizing his cosmic presence and the joy of his devotees. The lyrics describe how not just a few, but every soul from all three worlds (Trilok) has gathered to witness and rejoice in Bholenath’s celestial wedding procession.
As Nandi (Shiva’s bull) and devotees dance in devotion, the entire universe sways in bliss. Lord Shiva, adorned as a divine groom, leads the procession, followed by all of creation. The song highlights the boundless power of Shiva and Parashakti (the supreme energy), emphasizing their eternal love and presence in the cosmos.
The rhythmic beats of the Damru (Shiva’s drum) and the sacred sound of conch shells echo through the air, symbolizing the auspiciousness of Maha Shivratri. As devotees chant "Om Namah Shivaya," their minds and bodies are filled with spiritual ecstasy, and their destinies awaken with Shiva’s grace.
The singer prays to Baba (Lord Shiva) to accept him in his divine presence and bless him with fortune, even if he can only take a few steps alongside him. The song conveys deep devotion, surrender, and faith in Shiva’s divine blessings, reminding us that his grace is the ultimate path to enlightenment and fulfillment.
About Song
"Baba Ke Baraat Mein" is a powerful and devotional song dedicated to Lord Shiva, celebrating his grand celestial wedding procession. The song beautifully describes how not just a few devotees, but every soul from all three worlds (Trilok) has gathered to witness and rejoice in Bholenath’s divine journey.
With the rhythmic beats of Damru (Shiva’s drum) and the sacred echoes of conch shells, the song creates an energetic and spiritual atmosphere, making it perfect for the occasion of Maha Shivratri. The lyrics highlight Shiva’s supreme power, divine love with Parashakti, and his grace that blesses every soul.
The song also carries a heartfelt prayer, where the devotee seeks to walk alongside Baba (Shiva), even if just for a few steps, hoping for his divine blessings and awakening of destiny. With its captivating melody and deep spiritual meaning, "Baba Ke Baraat Mein" is a soul-stirring tribute to Lord Shiva, invoking devotion, faith, and celebration among his followers.
Song Description
"Baba Ke Baraat Mein" is a powerful devotional song dedicated to Lord Shiva, celebrating his grand celestial wedding procession. The song beautifully captures the divine energy of Maha Shivratri, where the entire universe rejoices in Bholenath’s glory.
With the rhythmic beats of Damru and the sacred sound of conch shells, the song creates a spiritual and festive atmosphere. The lyrics express deep devotion, highlighting Shiva’s supreme power and unconditional love for his devotees. A heartfelt prayer in the song seeks Shiva’s blessings and a place in his divine journey.
This song is a perfect tribute to Lord Shiva, filling hearts with faith, devotion, and the joy of celebrating Baba’s Baraat. Whether for Shivratri celebrations or bhakti gatherings, this song resonates with every Shiva devotee.
