Words of Peace Global (WOPG) is composed largely of volunteers around the world who have experienced the peace and fulfillment of Prem Rawat’s message and want to help others do the same. We believe that every person should have the opportunity to answer life’s fundamental questions; we’ve seen that, when each one of us truly connects with our own humanity — with who we really are — we will connect with the humanity in others.

Like millions of people around the globe, we want to see a world where everyone can experience peace beyond the absence of war. Not as an ideal, but as a reality. We believe that, in order to change the world, we first have to change ourselves. We want to see a better world and we believe it can happen — one human being at a time.

WOPG’s sole function is to make Prem Rawat’s message widely available through live events, online audio-visual materials, and written articles. We also assist people to pursue it further, if they wish, via The Keys, and provide everyone with the access, materials, and assistance they may need.

Growing from the initial efforts of a very small group of dedicated people in the early 1970s, there is now an expanding network of volunteers in 82 countries across Europe, the Americas, Asia, Africa, and the Pacific.

In 2008, WOPG was incorporated as an international charitable foundation, registered in the Netherlands. It is funded by donations from sponsors and the sale of materials.

WOPG hosts events with Prem Rawat ranging from small, intimate talks to international tours. We also host television programs on a wide range of channels across the world, and put out regular LiveStream broadcasts and webcasts of Prem Rawat’s talks.

WOPG is also associated with the The Prem Rawat Foundation, which strives to address fundamental human needs: providing aid for people in urgent need of life-sustaining resources like food and water — especially in areas where larger foundations may not be present — and helping to make Prem Rawat's message available internationally.

Fundamental questions have always been asked on the face of this earth: 'Who am I? What am I doing here? What is the purpose of my life?' And there are two kinds of people. Those who are perfectly satisfied in simply believing and then a few people — relative to the population of this earth — who are only satisfied if they know.”

Prem Rawat, London, July 2010