God’s Aarti (आरती) is traditionally done at sunset or just after dusk
In the evening, God’s Aarti (आरती) is traditionally done at sunset or just after dusk , when the day transitions into night. This timing symbolizes offering light to God as natural daylight fades. 🌅 Ideal Time for Evening Aarti: Shortly after sunset , typically between 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM , depending on the season and your location. In temples, it's usually done during the Sandhya (संध्या) period , the spiritual twilight that is one of the three daily prayer times in Hindu practice (morning, noon, and evening). 🪔 A Simple Routine You Can Follow: Clean yourself and the prayer space. Light a diya or lamp (ghee or oil). Ring a small bell or play devotional music. Recite or sing your chosen Aarti (e.g., Om Jai Jagdish Hare , Shiv Aarti , Durga Aarti ). Offer incense, flowers, or sweets if available. End with a prayer or silent reflection.