Shiv Aarti APK
Shiv aarti with lyrics in sync with audio, beautiful images
Published by Zenia Technologies
1,200 Ratings269 CommentsAPK Details
| Category | Music & Audio |
| Last Updated | 2018-08-13 |
| Latest Version | 5.1 |
| Size | 3.73 MB |
| Installations | 100000+ |
| Android version | 4.0 and up |
| Content Rating | Everyone |
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Shiv Aarti APK Description
--Aarti text moves in Auto Scroll mode with the audio
--Play/Pause/Continue/Stop options available for audio
--Journey to Amarnath ,Badrinath, Kedarnath and Kailash Mansarover Holy Places- Images in Auto Change mode
--English Translation of aarti available
--Flexi options to switch between screens of Only Aarti and Aarti with its meaning mode anytime during the use of App.
--Preferences available for applying different Theme,Colors, set image switching time
--Apply Custom Theme,Change image switching time,Selection of diff colors during sync mode.
--Enlarge/Reduce Image size just by a click
Shiv Aarti is sung in praise of lord Shiva,the God of all, one of the trinity of supreme Hindu gods (along with Vishnu and Brahma).
The aarti describes lord Shiva's characteristics and reinforces the view that although Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh (Shiva) may be seen as different but in truth they are one. It is also a prayer to lord Shiva to rid the singer of his problems and distress and says that anyone who sings this aarti gets his wishes fulfilled.
--Play/Pause/Continue/Stop options available for audio
--Journey to Amarnath ,Badrinath, Kedarnath and Kailash Mansarover Holy Places- Images in Auto Change mode
--English Translation of aarti available
--Flexi options to switch between screens of Only Aarti and Aarti with its meaning mode anytime during the use of App.
--Preferences available for applying different Theme,Colors, set image switching time
--Apply Custom Theme,Change image switching time,Selection of diff colors during sync mode.
--Enlarge/Reduce Image size just by a click
Shiv Aarti is sung in praise of lord Shiva,the God of all, one of the trinity of supreme Hindu gods (along with Vishnu and Brahma).
The aarti describes lord Shiva's characteristics and reinforces the view that although Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh (Shiva) may be seen as different but in truth they are one. It is also a prayer to lord Shiva to rid the singer of his problems and distress and says that anyone who sings this aarti gets his wishes fulfilled.