Baba Balaknath Aarti | Divine Connection to the Eternal Child-Yogi

Baba Balaknath is a beloved Nath Sampradaya folk deity, worshipped chiefly across Himachal Pradesh and Punjab as the eternal child-yogi — blessed by Shiva to remain forever young. His main shrine, a cave at Deotsidh in Hamirpur district, is known as the "Light of Truth," after the legend of a devotee lighting lamps at its mouth. This is the complete Aarti, offered in full for daily devotion. 🔥 What this Aarti honours Baba Balaknath is depicted seated in padmasana within his hilltop cave, tending the sacred dhuni fire with chimta (fire-tongs) beside him — the same ritual-fire iconography shared across the Nath lineage. Devotees climb barefoot to Deotsidh, offering roti and gur (jaggery) as prasad, especially during the month-long Chaitra Mela festival. 🙏 How to use this video Play it in full for daily puja, at the lighting of the evening diya, or whenever you seek the blessing of the eternal child-yogi's steady, ever-young grace. ⏱️ Inside this chant 0:00 — Opening: the eternal child-yogi meditating beside the dhuni fire 0:52 — The Mountain Shrine: Deotsidh's hilltop cave amid the Dhauladhar range at dawn 2:37 — Devotion & Blessing: barefoot pilgrims, roti-gur prasad, Balaknath's raised blessing hand 4:22 — Closing: dusk at the shrine, lamps lit at the cave mouth, devotees bowing 🔔 New to Divya Chants? We publish 108x counted japa chants, full stotras, 15-minute festival chants, and guru-bhakti songs for Ganesha, Shiva, Vishnu, Rama, Krishna, Durga, Hanuman and the Nath Sampradaya — new chants every Mon/Wed/Fri/Sun. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss one. This video is offered for devotional and meditative use and isn't a substitute for medical or mental health care. #BabaBalaknath #BalakNathAarti #Deotsidh #NathSampradaya