Hindu Swayamsewak Sangh Mauritius

We achieve by our own efforts

November 8, 2011
by HSS Mauritius Webmaster
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Shivir 2011

Dear Swayamsewak, Saprem Namasté!

As you all know, the aim of HSS is to organize and consolidate the Hindu community, to promote Hindu ideals, spiritual & moral values of life, Yoga & Meditation practice. In that context, we are organizing a 7-day residential SHIBIR from Saturday 26th  November , 3pm. to Saturday 3rd  December 2011, 5pm. at “D.A.V. College, Morcellement Saint André”.The SHIBIR Entrance Fee is Rs. 300. Uniform (White polo shirt and marine blue tracksuit with three white strips on the sides) is compulsory. If you do not have it the same will be available at the training camp for Rs. 350 a set. You will have to bring your sport shoes and at least one Indian outfit (Khurta). Avoid valuable articles, like; mobile phones, gold chains, MP3 players, CD players, excess money or other costly goods. Participants are requested to bring with them their own bed sheets, pillows, plates, spoons, glasses, towels, tooth brush, etc. Mattresses will be provided.

And as well you are invited for the “Concluding Ceremony” of SHIBIR on Saturday 3rd  December 2011, 3pm at“D.A.V. College, Morcellement Saint André”. On that occasion dinner will be served.

THANKS ! IN ADVANCE. YOUR ESTEEMED PRESENCE WILL BE APPRECIATED.

Yours Faithfully

 

Ragoonath Deeal

August 13, 2011
by HSS Mauritius Webmaster
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Raksha Bandhan 2011

Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh, Mauritius.
Reg.No.10598 (www.hssmru.org)

13 August 2011

Namaste !

and warm greetings to you and your family on the sacred occasion of Raksha Bandhan. Kindly accept enclosed herewith a Rakhi – which is a symbol of love and affection.

Rakhi not just celebrates the sublime relationship of a brother and a sister but also reinforces and strengthens the family values. ‘Family’ has been central to the Hindu way of life. It has sustained our culture and our traditions and kept the thread of Dharma alive. Of late, economists all over the world are recognizing that a strong family system has enabled Bharath to withstand recessions and even emerge stronger out of them. Rakhi’s significance goes beyond the bounds of the family.
The Rakhi symbolizes the bonds of love, protection, and brotherhood among all human beings. It inspires us to fulfill our responsibilities towards the society and promote an atmosphere of universal love and oneness, paving the way for global peace. As Swayamsevak/ Sevika , we tie Rakhi to Bhagawa Dhwaj and thereby resolve to protect Dharma and our culture. The way to protect Dharma and culture is to live the values enshrined in them and also sow the seeds of the tradition in the next generation.

In the current scenario where families are struggling to pass on the cultural heritage to the next generation, it’s important to strengthen the institution of family and at the same time develop programs like once in 3 month Shakha wise “Family Gathering” Such organized programs provide the much needed confidence to the children in taking forward our identity and also equip them to contribute to the society with a solid foundation of Hindu values.