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  • Discovering More
    There is more to Maharaji's message than words: a video and a booklet presents the possibility Maharaji offers and how to make the most of it.
  • Events, materials, contact information
    Provides information on how to find out more about Maharaji and his message. Featuring news, short video clips, music and an interactive map to find a contact near you.
  • Inspire - Newsletter
    A weekly newsletter featuring highlights of Maharaji's work.
  • Maharaji's Keys
    There is more to Maharaji's message than words. He offers a practical way to find peace within, which he calls "Knowledge". There is a process of preparation, called "The Keys," before a person is taught the techniques of Knowledge. Going through the Keys process involves watching video materials in which Maharaji helps the person develop the understanding necessary to learn the techniques of Knowledge.
  • Maharaji's website
    The Site of Prem Rawat, also known as Maharaji. Inspiration at its best. Exquisite glimpses of his message in poetic mode, as his original music plays in the background. Poetic excerpts appear randomly for 1, 2, or 3 minutes so that each visit is unique.
  • The Prem Rawat Foundation
    This site provides an introduction to Prem Rawat (Maharaji) and his message, excerpts from several interviews, and information about the activities of the Foundation. The site also makes materials about Maharaji and his message available for everyone to read online, download, or mail order.
  • Webcasts
    Webcasts of Prem Rawat's worldwide addresses

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Prem Rawat - 'Walking with Strength'

Prem Rawat“You exist. You are alive,” says Prem Rawat. “Gather your strengths, not your weaknesses. What are your strengths? Your strengths are consciousness, kindness, understanding, acknowledging, rejoicing, loving. And when you walk with these, the outcome is beautiful.”
Read an excerpt of this address by Prem Rawat or download the print version

July 16, 2008 in Miscellaneous | Permalink