1.

Shiva
Mahamrityunjaya mantra
Om Try-Ambakam Yajaamahe
Sugandhim Pusstti-Vardhanam
Urvaarukam-Iva Bandhanaan
Mrtyor-Mukssiiya Maa-amrtaat ||

Maha mrityunjaya literally means the great victory over death. It is associated with Shiva. It is a life giving mantra that not only protects the physical body and gives health, but
purifies the mind at a deep level.
The Sanskrit word maha means ‘great’, mrityu means ‘death’ and jaya means ‘victory’. Mantra is a word of great power that can give protection against negative force

2. Nirvana
meh ta gulam teri tu sartaj veh ( Oh! Sartaaj I am your Slave )
karega hamesha mere dil ute raaj veh ( U will Always Rule My Heart )
kadhi nah tori saath meh tenu kehni aah ( Please never leave me I tell You )
kar chatri di chhaan meh chhave behnee ah ( Provide me with shade of Umbrella I want to sit there )
ADLIB- AA JAA SAJNA VEY CHEEREY WALEYA, cheerey waleya sajna aa jaa! ( Please come soon my love, oh! the man with red turbon, please come! )

3. Shree Ram:
Shree Ram Chandra Kripalu Bhaju Mana Harana Bhavabhaya Daarunam
Meaning:
O mind! Revere the benign Shri Ramachandra ( God Ram ) , who removes the worldly sorrow or pain, the fear, and the scarcity or poverty.

4. Gang
Parh Parh Ilam Kitaaban Diyan Tu Naam Rakh Liya QAAZI,
[you read so many ilam books and named yourself as qazi ( qazi is a Muslim judge who interprets and administers the religious law of Islam ) ]
Hath Vich Phar Ke Talvaar Tu Naam Rakh Liya GHAZI,
[ you held swords and named yourself as a ghazi ( gazi is a Muslim fighter against non-Muslims )]
Makkay Madinay Ghoom Aaya Tay Tu Naam Rakh Liya HAAJI,
[ you went to the Mosque of the Prophet and named yourself as haaji, a Muslim who has been to Mecca as a pilgrim]
BhULLY SHAH Haasil Ki Kita,? ( oh! bulley shah, but what did you achieve ? )
Je Tu Yaar Na Rakhya RAAZI …!!
[ if you couldnot make your allah (allah- god) happy? ]

5. Yagya
Yagyen yagya maya jant devaastaani dharmaani prathmaa nyaasan.
the naakam mahimaanah sachant yatra poorvey saadhyah santi devaah
(Mantra Pushpanjali is a devotional chant which means a prayer with flower offerings. This is a crucial part of the Aarti and is recited at the end of the Aarti )