25 OCTOBER 2026 · A WORLDWIDE INVITATION
One prayer.
One voice.
One world.
Across borders, languages, and beliefs. Come together in the words of Sree Narayana Guru for a moment of peace, harmony, and universal brotherhood.
Everyone is welcome. No registration needed.

A shared moment for humanity
Many places.
One intention.
On 25 October, we are invited to pause together. At home, with friends, or in our communities, we will recite Daivadasakam with a shared hope: peace for our world and dignity for every human being.
Our aspiration is to bring one million people together in prayer.
An invitation to the world, not a confirmed participation count.
Join from wherever you are.
You do not need to travel, register, or belong to an organization. Bring your voice and your intention.
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Prepare the prayer
Read the ten verses in Malayalam, follow the transliteration, or explore their meaning.
Read the prayer - 02
Make a little space
Join on your own, with family and friends, or as a community. Everyone is welcome.
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Recite together
Begin at 7:15 PM IST on 25 October. The countdown is shown above.
Digital Participation Certificate
A moment together, a memory to keep.
Mark your participation on 25 October 2026 in a global initiative for peace, equality and universal brotherhood. Create your certificate in English or Malayalam.
Your participation certificate Downloads open on 25 October 2026 at 7:15 PM IST.
A4 landscape · PDF for printing · PNG for sharing“ദൈവമേ! കാത്തുകൊൾകങ്ങു
കൈവിടാതിങ്ങു ഞങ്ങളെ”The opening invocation asks for care and protection for us all.
TEN VERSES. A UNIVERSAL PRAYER.
A prayer that begins
with “us”.
Daivadasakam is a ten-verse prayer composed by Sree Narayana Guru. It invites us to reflect on care, awareness, compassion, and our shared existence.
Open the prayer readerIdeas for a shared world
A prayer opens a conversation
Explore the ideas behind the invitation: human dignity, a life of learning, and a world held in common.
Explore all essaysBROUGHT TOGETHER BY
Sree Narayana Forum
for Universal Brotherhood
GermanyA warm invitation from Dr. Varun Radhakrishnan, Founder & Chairman, to individuals, families, spiritual institutions, cultural associations, and well-wishers around the world.
A few things to know
Who can participate?
Everyone. The invitation is open to people across countries, languages, and beliefs. You can participate individually, with your family, or with a group.
Do I need to register or pay?
No. Participation is free and does not require registration.
What if I do not read Malayalam?
The prayer reader includes Roman transliteration and a plain-English reading guide. You can also take part by listening or reflecting quietly.
Will there be a livestream?
Livestream arrangements are not yet confirmed. You can recite independently at the scheduled time; any confirmed stream will be linked here.
How do I find a local gathering?
Confirmed gathering details will be added here when available. You are also welcome to recite at home or with your own community.
