Devuthani Ekadashi Geet Lyrics: This time the festival of Devuthani Ekadashi is on 1st November, Saturday. It is believed that on this date Lord Vishnu wakes up from sleep after 4 months. A special song is sung to wake up Lord Vishnu from sleep. Know the lyrics of this song.
Devuthani Ekadashi Songs Bhajan Lyrics: According to religious texts, Ekadashi of Shukla Paksha of Kartik month is known as Devuthani and Dev Prabodhini Ekadashi. It is believed that during Chaturmas, Lord Vishnu goes to the underworld and sleeps. He wakes up from sleep only on Devuthani Ekadashi. This time Devuthani Ekadashi is on 1st November, Saturday. A special song is sung to wake up Lord Vishnu from sleep. It is believed that by singing this song while performing this puja, the blessings of Lord Vishnu remain upon us.
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Wake up Lord Vishnu by singing this song
On 1st November i.e. on Devuthani Ekadashi, worship Lord Vishnu with proper rituals in the evening and ring bells, manjire etc. It is believed that Lord Vishnu wakes up from sleep after hearing the sound of bells. A special song is also sung at this time. These are the lyrics of that song…
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Utho Dev Baitho Dev Lyrics In Hindi
Get up Dev sit Dev
God, scold me with my hands and feet
snap your fingers god
God, offer water chestnuts.
offer sugarcane to god
God, enjoy everything.
Get up Dev sit Dev
Get up god, sit god
Dev will rise Katak Mos
new basket, new cotton
Hey Muse, go to Goval!
Gowal went, the pressure was cut off.
Daab Katake, Bon Bata
Bone Batake, Cot Weaved
weave a cot, give a dowan
spread the carpet by giving dowan
rolled on the carpet
You are fat after rolling around, you are a liar
fair cow, kapla cow
Go milk, be great,
there should be sympathy
Jitni Ambar, Kudos
so many houses and villages
As many forests have taught me
so many daughters-in-law came home
As many forests as haystacks
As many forests as tamarisk flocks
Son born in so many homes
Ole Kole, Dhere Chapeta
Ole Kole, Dhara Anar
Ole Kole, Dhara Manjira
Get up Dev sit Dev
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