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Prem Rawat in Curicó
“Be alive. Be who you are. In the truest sense, you are the gift of the divine.”
Duration: 76 minutes.
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Prem Rawat in Munich
“You need a place to dance, and it’s called your heart: where the gratitude will play out, where the contentment will be realized.”
Duration: 64 minutes.
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On April 9th, 2013, Prem Rawat was interviewed by the No. 2 TV channel in Brazil, Record TV, immediately before receiving the Citizenship of São Paulo. An estimated 25 million people saw this interview. Now you can watch it too.
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