Dadaji promoted the concept of Yogeshwar (Lord Krishna as the Master of Yoga) to teach people that God is a constant companion living inside them, rather than a distant entity in a temple. The aarti is sung globally in thousands of Bal Sanskar Kendras (children's centers), Mahila Kendras (women's centers), and Swadhyay Kendras during their weekly congregations. Benefits of Chanting the Jay Yogeshwar Aarti

The lyrics of "Jay Yogeshwar Bhagwan Aarti" vary slightly depending on the region and tradition. However, the core message and essence remain the same. Here's a commonly recited version:

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Lord Krishna is referred to as "Yogeshwar" (the Lord of Yoga) in the Bhagavad Gita. This opening verse acknowledges the divine as both a cosmic ruler and a personal guide who brings ultimate peace. Verse 2: The Remover of Miseries

The serpent ornaments adorn his neck, and his divine form is that of a dwarf, His body is covered in sacred ash, which is the most beautiful ornament.

The "Jay Yogeshwar" aarti is a central devotional hymn for followers of the Swadhyaya movement, dedicated to Lord Krishna