For RSS swayamsevaks
Swayamsevak Sadhanaस्वयंसेवक साधना
The prayers and practices of the daily shakha of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh — the Prarthana sung at the close of every shakha, the Ekatmata Stotra, Surya Namaskar, the Bhojan Mantra and a daily Subhashit — with full text and meaning for every swayamsevak and family.
Coming soon
Also recited in shakha and at home
Rashtriya Vichar — the thought behind the practice
Biographies of thinkers from Dayananda and Vivekananda to Hedgewar and Deendayal Upadhyaya, a glossary of 100 shakha and philosophical terms, a century of Vijayadashami addresses, the six utsavs and more.
Printable booklets
Frequently asked questions
What is the RSS Prarthana?
The Sangh Prarthana, “Namaste Sada Vatsale Matrubhume”, is a three-stanza Sanskrit prayer to the motherland, sung at the close of every shakha.
What is the Ekatmata Stotra?
A Sanskrit hymn of 33 shlokas that remembers Bharat’s sacred rivers, mountains, places, scriptures, saints, scientists and heroes, recited as an expression of national unity.
Why is Surya Namaskar part of shakha?
Surya Namaskar combines twelve postures with mantras to the sun, building strength, flexibility and discipline; it is a regular part of the physical programme of the shakha.
Can families use these prayers at home?
Yes. The Prarthana, Bhojan Mantra, Ekatmata Stotra and Subhashit are recited by many families at home, and each page gives the full text with meaning.
