Khodiyar Maa is the Hindu goddess who appeared in the story of Mamaniya Gadhvi in about AD 700.
Mamaniya Gadhvi had a superb relationship with the then ruler - Maharaj Shilbhadra. The ruler's ministers envied this exceptional relationship and prepared a way to get rid of Mamaniya Gadhvi. They were not very successful at persuading the ruler, but they succeeded in persuading the ruler's wife (queen).
One day the doorkeepers did not let him go into the palace. Mamaniya asked for the reason. He was told that a childless man is not worthy of the king's presence. Mamaniya returned home and wanted to ask Lord Shiva for help. When Lord Shiva did not appear, he decided to give his life away as a final sacrifice. Just when he was about to make it, Lord Shiva appeared and took him to the Snake Kingdom - Nagaloka to see the King of Snakes - Naga-dev.
After hearing his story full of humiliation, the Nagdev's daughters decided to help too. When Mamaniya came home, with his wife he prepared, as advised by the Nagdev's daughters, eight cradles in expectation of a great event. One day eight snakes crawled into the house and Mamaniya had suddenly seven daughters and one son. One of the daughters was Khodiyar Maa. After showing many miraculous powers, people consider her to be a goddess and she has temples and shrines too. Her vehicle is the crocodile and she has many other names such as Khodal, Trishuldhari, Maavdi. Goddess is considered as a daughter of Charan (Ni Dikri).Her temples are found all over Gujarat, Rajashtan and Mumbai but main four are Matel Near Wankaner, Bhavnagar(Rajpara village), Galdhare and Tataniya. Temple at Matel is huge and sometime people see the crocodile while doing the puja for maa khodiyar. Crocodile comes from the river which is located in front of temple. Another popular temple of Mataji is at near Bhavnagar city at Rajpara village. There is lake near temple known as Tataniya Dharo and for the same reason goddess is also known as Tataniya dhara wali. Gujarati film ‘Jai Khodiyar Maa’ was once box office hit again with Garba CD of Hemant Chauhan with same title.
In modern age of instant food, ATM banking, sms booking, Khodiyar Maa comes upon as a Goddess of immediate deliverance. She is as quick an act as impatient are her followers. Most easy on heart, the extent of Khodiyar Maa’s benevolence is beyond the imagination of humans in bone and flesh. The right hand raised for blessing symbolizes her generosity. She comes down heavily on the evil. It is believed that reading or reciting of ‘Khodiyar chalisa’ becomes an ultimate shield from the evil and protect her worshippers. Her relation to her bhakts can only be compared by a mother caring for her children.
Khodiyar Maa rules over mind and heart. She rules over day and night. She rules over land and water. She chose a crocodile as her vehicle as it is an amphibian animal.
Many of her traditional bhakts practice ‘mannats’(an offering made against a wish fulfilled) and ‘badhas’ (abstention from mainly food or other pleasure in reverence to God/Goddess in order to fulfill a wish) which they believe never go unanswered. Faith in Khodiyar Maa is the biggest asset any of her bhakts have and live with. Faith is the greatest form of power in universe. Faith is the most precious treasure. It can do the impossible. Whenever you chant, ‘Jai Khodiyar’ with faith in it makes you feel elated, enlightened, enriched and empowered.
Words fall short of competence to illustrate the divinity and prowess of Khodiyar Maa. We can merely make an effort to share information on this site but it is your faith in Khodiyar Maa that can do wonders. Her bhakts across the globe, with faith in her can build a better world and a hygienic environment in the name of Khodiyar Maa; with her blessings. Jai Khodiyar.
Details
Khodiyar Maa’s original name: Janbai
Khodiyar Maa’s weapon: Trishul
Khodiyar Maa’s vehicle (vahan): Crocodile
Khodiyar Maa’s Prasad (food): Lapsi (Porridge)
Khodiyar Maa’s date of birth: Mahasudh Aatham (Ashadi beej as per some versions)
Period: 700A.D.
Khodiyar Maa’s place of birth: Roishala (near Vallabhipur near Bhavanagar in Gujarat, India)
Khodiyar Maa’s mother: Minalde Gadhvi
Khodiyar Maa’s father: Mamaniya Gadhvi
Khodiyar Maa’s siblings:
6 sisters Aaval, Jogal, Togal, Holbai, Beejbai, Sosai 1 brother Mehrak
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Janbai Khodal Trishuldhari Tataniya dhara wali Matel dhara wali Galdhara wali Maavdi
Most auspicious day to worship Khodiyar Maa: Tuesday
1. Birth of Khodiyar Maa
1.1 Humiliation of Mamaniya Gadhvi
The story of Khodiyar Maa goes back to around 700A.D. It begins from a village called Roishala. Roishala was a part of Vallabhipur province near the now Bhavnagar city in Saurashtra (Gujrat, India).
Maharaj Shilbhadra was the ruler of the Vallabhipur province. Mamaniya Gadhvi lived in the small town, Roishala in his kingdom. He used to be Maharaj Shilbhadra’s best companion and a close confidant. Honest by heart, the humble and eloquent Shiv bhakt, Mamaniya Gadhvi was appointed as a Rajgadhvi by his friend. The king would talk to him for hours at his palace and consult him for important governance issues.
This alliance between Maharaj Shilbhadra and Mamaniya was envied by many ministers in his council. They disliked his presence at the palace and Mahraj’s personal chamber. Often found helpless, they could dare not reveal their hatred to the king. They did it to the queen (Maharaj Shilbhadra’s wife). One of the king’s men pointed out to the queen that Mamaniya and his wife were ‘baanj’ as they didn’t have a child since years after being married. This as explained by him made his presence inauspicious for the king, the kingdom and queen’s prospects of having a child.
The brainwashed queen had to but order the king’s men to refrain Mamaniya Gadhvi’s entry to the palace. Next day the modest soul was stopped at the doors of the court. He was told by the doormen that the king didn’t want to see his inauspicious face. Shocked Mamaniya sought for a reason for the changed attitude of the king who also has been his best friend. The doorman told him that the king finds it ominous to see a man without kids to be present in the court or king’s palace.
Lightning struck at first, Mamaniya’s heart was in fragments. He leaves the palace without much of debate trying to swallow the humiliation caused after years of friendship and selfless service.
1.2 Mamaniya’s prayers answered
Mamaniya goes home from the capital. The displeased look on his face could not evade his wife, Minalde’s eye. After probing for reasons, she learns about his humiliation at the king’s palace for the fact that they did not have kids. She could do little to please her husband who was still reeling under the shock.
Mamaniya decides to go to Shiv temple and make a demand to Lord Shiv for kids. He decides to perform Kamal pooja (a type of Hathyog to please God by hook or by crook). Finally Mamaniya decides to give his life to the unmoved Lord Shiv.
Just when he was about to make his final sacrifice Lord Shiv appeared. Lord asked him for a wish and knowing the same he rejected it saying that it weren’t in his destiny to become a father. Later he took him to ‘Naglok’ (the snake kingdom) to see if ‘Nagdev’ (the king of snakes) could help. On hearing his case, Nagdev’s daughters (Nagputris) decide to rescue helpless Mamaniya from his emotional crisis. 7 nagputris (daughters) and 1 nagputra (son) agree to take birth at his place. They promise to arrive on Mahasudh Aatham (debated as Ashadi Beej in some versions).
Mamaniya and his wife, as informed, keep 8 cradles ready in anticipation of the great event. As promised 8 snakes crawl in to their house and occupy each cradle. In no time they take form of a baby. One amongst the 8 babies born is Janbai (Khodiyar Maa).
2. Shilbhadra’s suspicion
2.1 Native rumours
Mamaniya and his wife celebrate the miracle of their life by distributing sweets. The announcement of having fathered 7 daughters and 1 son reach every nook and corner of the town.
They name their daughters as Aaval, Jogal, Togal, Janbai, Holbai, Beejbai, Sosai and the son, Mehrak (Mehrakiya with love).
Some fellow villagers knew that Minalde was not pregnant and to have delivered 8 kids could not have been less than a miracle as they claim. Some suspected the overnight turnout to be a result of a black-magic trick practiced by Mamaniya and his wife. These rumours found their way to Maharaj Shilbhadra’s ears who was as rejoiced as anybody else on knowing that Mamaniya was no longer a ‘baanj.’ Hence it made him reluctant before he paid his visit to Mamaniya charan’s celebrations.
2.2 Mataji and her siblings float on water
King’s men grab this occasion in wake of rumours to plan king’s assassination and blame Mamaniya charan for the same. One of the plants secretly poison the sweets specially brought by Mamaniya charan to offer to the king.
A happy Shilbhadra takes his look at all the babies. When he takes little Janbai in to his arms from the cradle, Mataji extends her hands over his head to bless him. To protect the innocent king from his assassination attempt, Mataji performs another miracle from the cradle. When Shilbhadra is about to eat the poisoned sweets they disappear suddenly.
This annoys the king adding to his doubt of black magic trick being involved. He orders killing of the babies by immersing them in water in iron boxes. To his disbelief the iron boxes floated on water and everyone on the banks could still hear the babies crying in the boxes.
3. Khodiyar Maa derives her name
Mamaniya’s young kids were playing in the field when brother, Mehrak was bit by a venomous snake. His sisters rushed to him. Aaval suggests bringing of ‘Ami’ (Elixir of life) from the ‘Naglok’ underneath the sea. It had to be brought before the sunset in order to save Mehrak’s life. Janbai volunteers to bring Ami from Naglok before the sunset.
She gets ‘Ami’ from Naglok. While hurrying her way back to the surface of water she injures her foot in the hostile rocks beneath. She is rescued by a crocodile who escorts Mataji on its back to the surface of water.
Limping with discomfort Mataji happens to reach the accident site on time. Seeing her in this state, Aaval guesses she must have injured her foot. Feet injury is known as Khodi and that’s when she hears one of them saying, ‘Khodati aavechhe’ (She is limping on her way). For this feat of her to save her brother, Aaval decides to name her Khodiyar and declares that she would be in future known and worshipped as KHODIYAR Maa.
This particular event gives us an idea of how quick and impatient Khodiyar Maa is when it comes to answering the prayers of her followers.
This event also made ‘magar’ (crocodile) her ‘vahan’ (vehicle). Crocodile is an amphibian reptile. Maa Khodiyar on a crocodile symbolizes her supremacy over both land and water.
4. Khodiyar Maa’s leela
Maa Khodiyar then assumed the role of protecting the king, the kingdom and the subjects. Several events of her having saved people from troubles, evil and mishaps occurred. She would treat ill children on the verge of death with a mere touch of her hand.
There are tales of Khodiyar Maa protecting the king from the wrong doings in his own palace. She punished the evil doers. Her blessings saw the King and queen, a prince after years of married life.
In some time she was being recognized as the goddess of the province and her stories went far and wide in all pockets of Saurashtra and Sind. Rajdoots (ambassadors) and traders would carry her tales back home to their kingdoms. People from distant places would travel to get her darshan. Other kings were willing to invite Khodiyar Maa to grace their kingdoms. People worshipped her as a goddess and she blessed all her followers like one.
5. Khodiyar Maa in Junagadh
5.1 Birth of Prince Navghan
In around 1000A.D. the queen of Junagadh was being misguided by her ministers. She didn’t have kids for long and she was asked to perform some trick of black magic for the same. These tricks backfired and her pregnancy lasted beyond the natural term of 9 months. Her pain would only suggest that a delivery was due any moment but the backfired evil force would not allow it to happen. With the pain and the kid within her she survived another term of 9 months. Things were getting unbearable when she realized that bad means can only have bad consequences. She had heard of Khodiyar Maa and this name was her final hope. With the repentance in mind she prayed Khodiyar Maa from the bottom of her heart for freedom from eternal pain.
Maa Khodiyar appeared right before her to see her deliver a baby boy. Since the prince was born after a series of 9 month terms he was named as Navghan.
5.2 Khodiyar Maa at Galdhara
Young Prince Navghan was on his way through the jungle of Gir. He stopped by a lake (Galdhara) to clean his horse. Khodiyar Maa appeared before him at the lake. She blessed Navghan and chose to assist him during all his battlefields.
Hence there came upon the oldest shrine of Khodiyar Maa at the Galdhara in Gir.
6. Khodiyar Maa comes to Kathiyawar
6.1 Navghan’s battle of Sind
Khodiyar Maa would sit over Prince Navghan’s javelin in the form of a sparrow to help him in his battles. He would go on war only if he found the sparrow sitting over his javelin.
Sind’s Sumra abducted Prince Navghan’s sister Jahal. Navghan prayed Khodiyar Maa to be on his side in his march to Sind to rescue his sister. Mataji once again appeared on the javelin to shield Navghan from the mighty Sumra. Sind’s Sumra was killed in the war.
Khodiyar Maa happened to meet the native deities namely, Sikotar Maa, Pathapir and Bhutda. Sikotar Maa and Bhutda decide to stay back in Sind (along with Aaval maa as per some versions. She is there known as Raangni Maa). Pathapir decided to come to Saurashtra.
6.2 Khodiyar Maa in Aiyavej
After the battle of Sind, Khodiyar Maa insists Prince Navghan to return to his kingdom. Navghan vows to make a temple of Khodiyar Maa in Aiyavej (near Palitana) in Kathiyawar.
Navghan ordered each of his armymen to carry a brick from Sind to be used to construct Khodiyar Maa’s temple in Aiyavej. This order was taken casually by the commander-in-chief (Senapati) hence he failed to carry his brick. He was punished for his disobedience. His chopped head still lies dangled to the wall of the temple that was originally built by the bricks from Sind.
Pathapir dada settled at the Aiyavej shrine of Khodiyar Maa.
7. Matel
7.1 Shepherd’s discovery
Maa Khodiyar revealed her splendid self at Matel (42 km from Rajkot) in around 1400A.D. A young innocent shepherd once began to notice an increase in the number of cows that he used to take grazing for fodder. He spotted the cow that didn’t belong to his herd. To discover whose cow it was, he once chased the cow all the way back holding her by her tail.
The cow entered the lake under the water, so did the shepherd. To his surprise he discovered a temple of gold and a goddess with a trishul in her hand on a golden swing. Dumb shepherd didn’t know it was Khodiyar Maa. He inquired if it was her cow and asked for compensation for caring for her fodder. Khodiyar Maa gave him a few leaves as a matter of compensation which the disinterested shepherd disposed off in water.
When he came home he found his blanket having stuck to itself one of the leaves that didn’t drop when he shed them away. The leaf had already turned in to gold. The shepherd rushed back to the lake but in vain.
7.2 Temple of Matel
The shepherd informed of his experience to the king. He told them about the golden temple he saw under the water. The king ordered hundreds of hand pumps to evacuate the water from the lake. The tip of a golden egg surfaced.
It is then believed that there was a flood that rose in no time in the town. The king and his men realised that it was a divine power and that the shepherd had seen Khodiyar Maa under the water.
The golden egg is believed to be the one placed on the top of the temple.
8. Khodiyar Maa in Rajpara (Bhavnagar)
Thakur Sahib Wakhatsinhji Akherajji [Atabhai] Gohil, the ruler of Bhavnagar state (late 1700 / early 1800) was a Khodiyar bhakt (follower of Khodiyar Maa). He paid regular visits to Galdhara(Matel temple as debated in some versions) for her worship.
He insisted Khodiyar Maa to come down to Shihor (the then capital of Bhavnagar) from Galdhara temple. Khodiyar Maa agreed to follow him to Bhavnagar provided he does not turn around all the way.
To test his faith in Khodiyar Maa’s word, at a few kilometers before Shihor, the sound of Mataji’s footsteps and her anklets ceased. Atabhai Gohil turns around to see if Mataji is following him and Mataji decides to end her journey. She and her sisters settle at a point now known as Rajpara.
Mandir 1
Title – Rajapara Tataniya dharawali aayi Khodiyar’s shrine
Location: Rajapara, Khodiyar Mandir. 16 km from Bhavnagar on Bhavnagar-Shihor (Rajkot road) highway. Description – This is Khodiyar Maa’s main shrine. It is of both historic and religious significance.
Nearest town: Bhavnagar (16 km) Nearest railhead: Khodiyar Mandir railway station (14 km from Bhavnagar railway station) Nearest airport: Bhavnagar airport (40 km) Indian airlines, Jet airways and Air Deccan flies to Bhavnagar from Mumbai everyday (Fare: Rs. 1,700 to Rs.3,400 approx.) www.jetairways.com
Route from Mumbai Mumbai to Bhavnagar via Vadodara, Tarapur square on road. 650 km. It takes about 15 hours by road
By train:
Route from Ahmedabad 4.5 hours by road Ahmedabad to Bhavnagar via Vallabhipur Approx. 185 km.
For more details check www.indianrail.gov.in
Year of establishment: 1800 A.D.
Accommodation provided by trust in the temple premises. Namely 9 rooms in dharamshalas, 5A/C, 4 Non-A/C, 3 dormitory halls of 15 beds capacity, Rest house (100 men + 100 women), facility of lapsi for prasad, 1 rasoighar and 1 havanshala. Tel.: 91-2846-223244 (Mandir) Tel.: 91-278-2425163 (Trust office in Bhavnagar)
For history of this shrine read chapter 8 of Mataji’s story
Mandir 2
Title- Matel
Location: Matel, near Vakaner, Rajkot. Description – There is a lake next to the temple called, Matel dhara The entire Matel town continues to use the lake water for their consumption and domestic usage without filtering it or any other sort of treatment. There is a trishul at the temple that keeps growing by a grain-size every year.
Nearest town: Rajkot (42 km) Nearest railhead: Rajkot railway station Nearest airport: Rajkot
Route from Rajkot 30 km to Wakaner and 12 km from Wakaner
Route from Chotila: 25 km to Wakaner and 12 km from Wakaner to Matel
Mumbai to Wankaner
For more details check www.indianrail.gov.in
Jet airways flies you twice daily to Rajkot from Mumbai www.jetairways.com
Rajkot
Ahmedabad to Wakaner: 190 km by road. 12 km from Wakaner.
Year of establishment: 1400A.D.
For history of this shrine read chapter 7 of Mataji’s story
Mandir 3
Title- Galdhara
Location: Dhari dam (Gir forest)
Description – This is the oldest shrine of Khodiyar Maa.
Nearest town: Amreli Nearest railhead: Bhavnagar Nearest airport: Bhavnagar
Route from Mumbai:
Dhari is at a distance of about 5 to 6 hours from Bhavnagar. Galdhara is at a distance of 7 km from Dhari. You get shuttle auto rickshaws from Dhari every half an hour to take you to the temple.
Mumbai to Bhavnagar
For more details check www.indianrail.gov.in
Route from Amreli: 42 km by road on its way to Tulsishyam. Bold text Year of establishment: unknown (believed to be 700A.D.)
It is believed to be the oldest shrine of Khodiyar Maa. It is said that Maa Khodiyar used to emerge from the Dhari lake to play ‘Chaupat’ with the ancestor of the mahants of Galdhara, Shri Sajuma.
Mandir 4
Title – Aiyavej
Location: Palitana dam Description – This shrine of Khodiyar Maa has a peculiar miracle associated with it. The temple has a neem tree near it. The leaves of branches that spread over the temple are sweet in taste (contrary to the nature of neem leaves). Whereas the ones that spread elsewhere taste bitter. This is a miracle of Khodiyar Maa that sweetens the neem leaves. It tells us what Khodiyar maa�s bhakti can do to her followers.
Route from Mumbai: Mumbai to Bhavnagar
Air Deccan flies you everyday to Bhavnagar (11:35am) Jet airways flies you everyday to Bhavnagar (07:10am) Palitana is 43 km from Bhavnagar
Year of establishment: 1000A.D.
For history of this shrine read chapter 6 of Mataji’s story
Temples in Mumbai
Sansyas Aashram Bhagat Singh road, Off Bajaj road, Vile Parle (West) Mumbai 400 056
Devipada Western Express highway Borivali (East) Mumbai 400 066
Spegum group Patel Estate, near Jogeshwari stn. (West) Mumbai 400 102
Dahisar (West) Dahisar river, Mumbai
Tungareshwar Tungareshwar phata, Off Mumbai Ahmedabad highway (15 km from Vasai road rly. stn. east) Kaman village, Vasai Road (East)
Sai Dham Thakur complex, Western Express highway Kandivali (East) Mumbai 400 101
Pune Char dham aashram Near Gul tekdi Pune 411 031
Many Hindu Casts mainly Kshatriyas, who worship Khodiyar Mata as their Kuldevi also use Khodiyar as their surname. Chudasama, Sawaria clans sometimes used Khodiyar as their surname as they worship Khodiyar Mata, as their Kuldevi.[1] the eight sisters and a brother have there shrines across gujrat and rajasthan they are Ghantiyal Rai, Tarnot Rai, Tembre Rai, Kala Dungar Rai, Deg rai, Bhadriya Rai and Khetpal ji Maharaj these all shrines are in Jaisalmer District of Rajasthan along with Khodiyar the eight sister whose Shrines is in Gujrat.
JAI KHODIYAR MAA
Param eeshwari param teje prakashi Dijey bhakti tari rahu ej yaachi Prabha kiran prasre sadanand kari khari maat Khodal khubi ej tari … 1
Kare dukh ma smaran jo koi taru Male sukh mano-eichhitey purna pyaru Tale zindagi dukhi ke ho akari Khari maat Khodal khubi ej tari …2
Para shakti tuj maat saachi bhavani Vade neti neti kahi ved vaani Harihar viranji sada jai vari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij tari …3
Tu chho jaagti jyot ne jogmaya Fari janma nahi paame tuj chhatrachhaya Devo divyanaade kahe chhe pukari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij tari …4
Tu chho maanvi matra ni divya mata Vali dev ne daanavo ni vidhata Trilokey poojey ne kare bhakti tari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 5
Purya laad te kaik na bhay nivari Khari putra paisa tani tuj aavi Aputro ne tu putra chho aapnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 6
Bhala bhid ma smaran taruj aave Dubya saagarein aavine tu bachavein Didhela badha dwar ughadnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 7
Kaliyug je aakar ma dukh deshe Tara vin mane maro kaun kehshe Kuputro ne joishna tu visari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 8
Mane bhavana antarey aap dejo Maadi ant samayein khari khabar lejo Padu paay paapi ne tu tarnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 9
Ahankar vikar bhulave bhavi Dukhe aathadyon toy na laaj aavi Purav paap ni tev talo nathari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 10
Tare pare aavi padu shish nami Chhodu chhedlo jindagi to nakami Ami drishtiyen badhu sudharnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 11
Hati ungh aalas krupa tari jaagyo Mane swarthi sakal sansar lagyo Pita behen bandhav ane sutnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 12
Karamne sharam maat kaho kya thi aave Daya dev yamraj to shani lave Kukurmo karya paap parjalnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 13
Have to grihu sharan main maat taru Nathi ugravanu rahiyu ek baru Ho patya bana tani maat maari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 14
Aave maandgi ne bichhavu pathari Mane yaad humesha rahe ek tari Hato yamtana na shake chek dari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 15
Suraj chandra nu tej tuj chhatrachhaya Jagat jeev tamam ni jogmaya Adham paapi ne tu chho udvarnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 16
Advar aakash ma tarla tej chamke Gagan megh mandal mahi vij damke Akal ei kala tari no huj poojari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 17
Badha vriksh nu bij tu aap pote Prakashi param tejni purna jyote Pawan paani ne anna tu aapnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 18
Batavyo bhulelane te marg sidho Nathi koine koi di shrap didho Ami aankhma aap vardan-kari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 19
Choraey kadhi chiz vastu ke nana Piditone tu tu purti nitya dana Badha karmna doshne de nivari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 20
Ajarini chho aushadhi aap pote Dard dukh ma sharan jo taru gote Daridra ne dard dafnavnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 21
Hato garbhma kolamein kevo didho Bhuli bhaktino marg main muki didho Krupa yachu khodal badhu dyo visari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 22
Jaharma jivadyo mane agni maahe Bhulyo shudhine saan dukh dehi tyohe Ugaryo shire haath mitho prasari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 23
Faryo laksh chaurashi ma jiv jyare Janma ne maran dehne varamvare Mitave araj aitli urdhari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 24
Asur sur sangram ma jyare khele Made aakhde ghana shastra mele Tarat aavti tuj trishuldhari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 25
Sada satya ne ek chho aap beli Aniti asatyane adha ukeli Ubhi ek tu dharmani dhal dhari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 26
Nishaye jivatma badha jaay jampi Tamari katakshe rahe kaal kampi Mithi najarthi pawan vayu pasari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 27
Paribhraman je suraj ne chandra karta Vase shit agni sangathej farta Rahe shesh dharti tano bhar dhari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 28
Poshak vishnu pan haak taarij mane Srujan srishtinu tu chho brahma pichhane Dhare dhak shivshakti sanharkari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 29
Vanaspati tanu somnu pan tu chho Muni yoginu maavdi dhyan tu chho Bane rank raja ne raja bhikhari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 30
Kholo pathari tane paay lage Tare pare aavi koi daad maage Nathi leti deti vakhat tu vichari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 31
Bhale mantama divo ek maane Thata shabdaa shabda athdaay kaane Karya kaam te kaink na bhay nivari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 32
Kathan kaal kaliyugna dukh bhari Ugya jhad mathe thayo hu lachari Havey hriday wali sambhlo araj mari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 33
Karya saad to daad tu deje devi Honkare thati hajra hajur evi Panare padya paapi ne le nibhavi Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 34
Badha balni maat sambhal tare Radta hase aavine tare paare Dukhi dardina dukh mitadnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 35
Badha devne devi chhe roop taru Gani sharan pakdi ubha sukh saru Najar jya pade sthapna hoy tari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 36
Aiyavej ma aap betha biraji Tataniye dhare vaas taro mataji Tame galdhare matrinaliye padhari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 37
Nave norte maas aaso ma aave Leta hich garba gagan tu gajave Bhali bhaktini bhavanane swikari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 38
Ramo raas aangan amare padhari Purya kankuna sathiya shangari Verya kulda chowk sugandh saari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 39
Avichal raho aapni rehamdrishti Sudha sichjo amar ho tari srishti Vidhata lakhe lekh pan bahu vichari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 40
Khari lekh ne mekh tu marnari Dubya vahanne tu tarnari Sama par khama bol ucharnari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 41
Atabhai ne aap bhaale biraji Apya gaam anek sudharine baaji Kunvar krishna jeva didha avtaari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 42
Junani jati vanjni gadi jyare Didha danla patharyo kholo tyare Dharyu naam navghan fali aghad tari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 43
Nathi janto stuti na shabda sara
Bole totlu balako laage pyara Tari kirti gata kahu shu uchchari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 44
Tara gunni gam mane kem padshe Jibhe vashe to mane yaad chadshe Nathi pahochti vaani tya maat mari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 45
Nathi sukh sansar ma kyathi maanu Tane rijhav va gaav hu gun ganu Tari bhavnano to hu chho bhikhari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 46
Bole chhand khodal tano khant aani Ugare umange potanoj jaani Maago te mali vali moksh bari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 47
Maagu maavdi urma aap vasjo Vinanti karu devi na door khasjo Hasho aap hajar mane harsh bhari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 48
Stuti rank ni rehamthi lyo swikari Maafi dyo mane jo hoy bhul mari Maluji kahe maaji kejo ugari Khari maat Khodal khubi eij taari … 49