Aarti Sangrah is a compact devotional booklet published by Gita Press, Gorakhpur, bringing together a collection of well-known Hindu aartis — the short hymns of praise sung while performing the aarti ritual of waving a lit lamp before a deity. This particular edition (Code 1591) is printed in bold, large type and includes a brief worship procedure (sankshipt pujan vidhi) alongside the aarti texts.

The booklet gathers aartis associated with various deities commonly worshipped in Hindu households, making it a convenient single reference instead of separate leaflets for each deity. Its large-print format is particularly suited to readers who find smaller text difficult to read, such as elders reciting aartis daily.

Usage: This book is meant to be kept near the puja area and read or sung aloud during the daily aarti ritual, whether performed individually or as a family. The accompanying brief puja procedure can also be followed for routine worship.

Ritual/Occasion Context: Aarti is traditionally performed twice daily — morning and evening — as part of routine worship, and additionally during festivals, vrat observances, and other auspicious occasions. This collection is commonly used to have the correct wording of multiple aartis and a basic puja sequence available in one place.

Publisher: Gita Press, Gorakhpur. Edition: Bold/large-font (Mote Akshar) print with concise puja procedure. Language: Hindi (not explicitly stated, standard for this publisher). Page details: Not Available.