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Prem Rawat Honored in Europe

By The Prem Rawat Foundation

Wednesday, 30 June 2010 15:48

Prem Rawat has been an honored guest at three events in Europe in the last week:

Sondrio, Italy

On June 22 in the Piazza Garibaldi, a peaceful village square lying in the heart of the city of Sondrio, Italy, in the foothills of the Alps, Prem Rawat was greeted by the town's mayor, Alcide Molteni, along with Marina Cotelli, Town Hall Alderman. One reporter quoted Prem Rawat as saying, "Peace is not impossible; it is very possible. From personal fulfillment to our collective compassion for humanity, we can make tremendous strides."

Padua, Italy

Two days later, he arrived in the city of Padua, one of the oldest and noblest cities in northern Italy, to speak at the impressive Teatro Verdi, which first became a cultural forum in 1751. Hosted by the Town Hall of Padua, Province of Padua, and the Region of Veneto, he was greeted by presenter Angelo Baiguera with a message of goodwill from Giorgio Napolitano, President of the Italian Republic, expressing appreciation and best wishes. After Prem Rawat spoke, he was presented with the seal of the city of Padua, as well as a plaque commending the work of The Prem Rawat Foundation.

The following video showcases the events held in Sondrio and Padua:

Brussels, Belgium

On June 29, at the invitation of Gianni Pittella, first Vice President of the European Parliament, Prem Rawat was the keynote speaker at a conference entitled "Words of Peace for Europe." Held in the prestigious setting of the European Parliament building in Brussels, the event was introduced by Vice President Pittella and included a talk by Pavel Borodin, State Secretary of the Union of Russia and Belarus and a message of good wishes for the event from Giorgio Napolitano, President of the Republic of Italy.

Read more detailed articles about each event:

Sondrio, Italy

Padua, Italy

Brussels, Belgium

Photos courtesy of Associazione Percorsi, and video courtesy of Wendy Lewis.

33 Comments

mary makes this comment

Thursday, 01 July 2010

I am so proud of the work Prem Rawat is doing. Warms my heart.
Joe Mitchell makes this comment

Saturday, 03 July 2010

These are truly days of great significance .
Chrissie Rousseau makes this comment

Sunday, 04 July 2010

My wish, is for every person to have the opportunity to experience life to it's fullest. I have been fortunate to have been given this gift of Knowledge. To be able to appreciate my life completely. Thank you Prem Rawat.
Josie Phelan makes this comment

Sunday, 04 July 2010

I just watched the video within this newsletter. How beautiful ! thank you so much ~ Josie
Kathryn Navarrette makes this comment

Sunday, 04 July 2010

Prem Rawat brings the greatest hope that Peace can become a reality on earth and in each of our hearts. Gratitude overflows in my heart--hope and love as well.
Carole makes this comment

Sunday, 04 July 2010

What a breath of fresh air to watch the video of Maharaji in Italy, which I did at the end of a working day. Thank you Maharaji for what you are doing to bring peace to the world.
Doug Wakefield makes this comment

Sunday, 04 July 2010

Wow! Thank you - as ever - Maharaji, for showing me that peace is indeed possible in this strange, changing and shifting world! Doug x
Dave makes this comment

Monday, 05 July 2010

The music accompanying this video was so magnificent and complimented the video so well. It almost brought tears to my eyes.
Jean Blake makes this comment

Monday, 05 July 2010

Absolutely an honoured pleasure to read of the recent recognitions of Prem Rawat in Europe and it fills me with such feelings of delight to know that his message it reaching more and more people who can help this message of Peace become even more available and received. `
Lou Ambrose makes this comment

Monday, 05 July 2010

Fantastic, we will get there yet