One Surya Namaskar is a sequence of 10 simple asanas (Yoga postures) performed gracefully. Surya Namaskar is a Sun Salutation that is traditionally performed at dawn facing towards the rising sun. Its roots can be found in the yoga philosophy of Vedic traditions. The routine helps develop all five personality levels, namely physical, prana, mental, intellectual, and spiritual. This helps individuals to lead a very healthy lifestyle with a profound sense of well-being.

Surya Namaskar in a set of ten yoga postures provides good exercise to the whole body, calms the mind, and sharpens the intellect. Surya namaskar energizes the entire neuroglandular and neuromuscular system of the body and its regular practice ensures a balanced supply of oxygenated blood and perfect harmony to all the systems of the body thus involves the entire psychosomatic system of human constitution.It strengthens the spine and abdominal muscle to control nervous system and activity of the internal organs.

It expands the rib-caze, increases the capacity of lungs making the breath smooth and easy.

it activates the glands and regulates the hormone.

It encourage the lymph drainage thereby increasing the immunity and resistance of the body.

It increases the circulation of whole body thereby acting as an excellent cardiac workout to enhance the blood circulation and warming up the body.

It increases concentration, memory, learning and focusing abibrty and vigilance.

It is relaxing and rejuvenating, and tension, stress and anxiety melt away as you perform Surya Namaskar.

Surya Namaskar practice stimulates and conditions virtually every system in the body. It is good for the heart and stimulates the cardiovascular system. It oxygenates the blood and helps strengthen the heart. Surya Namaskar is good for the digestive system and the nervous system. It stimulates the lymphatic system and supports respiratory system health, as well.

Surya Namaskar is an excellent alternative to caffeine and other stimulants. If you suffer from insomnia or sleep disturbances, you will find practicing Surya Namaskar aids in helping you fall asleep without the need for depressants.

Surya Namaskar Yajna is appropriate for every age group with certain limitations and subject to medical conditions. Pregnant women should not practice after first 3 months. People with high blood pressure or heart disease should consult their physician before practicing Surya Namaskar. People with back pain should also consult physician before practicing Surya Namaskar.

Different schools of yoga do Surya Namaskar with slight variations. There are more than 40 forms of Surya Namaskar. This site presents easy to follow instructions and videos on How-to-dos. Use the flyer or poster to print instructions to be used during practice

Yajna generally means sacrifice or service. The meanings of yajna are varied. Yajna can also refer literally to the havan/fire ceremony, where we sit around a fire, placing offerings into the flames. Yajna is normally performed with the objective of ushering in success and/or prosperity. HSS is starting the Surya Namaskar Yajna with the objective to inculcate the yoga practice, and consequently, health, in our daily life.

Simple asanas (postures) for physical development
Mental, intellectual and spiritual development
Inculcate the Yoga practice in our daily life
Lead a healthy lifestyle with
Eternal bliss

The best time to practice Surya Namaskar is early in the morning on an empty stomach during Sun rise. You may or may not see the sun based on the location of your practice.

The Suryanamaskar is done in more than 40 different styles all over the world. There are set of well balanced movements that will stretch all the muscles in the body. HSS has devised a 10-step routine of Surya Namaskar that is simple to follow.

Please visit the Shaka/Balagokulam near you or visit http://hssus.org/sny
Practice Surya Namaskar everyday during the Yajna period.
Keep the count on the Individual/Family tracking sheet.
Once a week submit it to local Shakha/Balagokulam coordinator.
Continue to do it even after the yajna. Do it everyday the rest of your life, and experience the wonders!

Kreeda Bharathi in India celebrates the Ratha Saptami day as “Global Suryanamaskar day”.

Always worship the Sun [ Our Energy Source ] sitting at the centre of galaxy, on lotus, wearing Keyur, Makarkundal Crown, holding Conch and Chakra and having glittering golden body.

Those who regularly perform Suryanamaskaras attain healthy long life. They become strong, knowledgeable and have courage to fight with valour. They posses brightened personality.