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Prem Rawat in San Carlos de Bariloche

“So, who are you? You are, in this moment that you are alive, the recipient of the most beautiful, most abundant, and most divine gift of all. Because you are alive, you are the recipient of this breath.”

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Prem Rawat in Madrid

“Should you know yourself? Fact or fiction? Fact! Because your thirst, your desire to be content, will only be quenched when you realize what the truth is. Not before that.”

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Something wonderful is happening in south London. Despite the area's reputation for gang-related violence, events are taking place that fuse a message of peace with live musical performance, providing at-risk youth a chance to celebrate and discover the possibility of peace within themselves.

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Prem Rawat in San Carlos de Bariloche

On April 27th, 1,179 people piled into a gymnasium-turned-auditorium to hear Prem Rawat speak about the importance of life itself.

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Report: Event in Brisbane - September 14, 2011

: Thursday, 03 November 2011 17:25; Written by the WOPG Editorial Team

On September 14, 2011, Maharaji arrived in Brisbane after two full weeks of touring the Pacific region. The event took place in the Chandler Theatre — one of the largest theaters in Southeast Queensland. Arriving guests piled into the hall, ready to hear Maharaji speak about a familiar yet profound subject.

Here are some excerpts from his talk:

The root word for ignorance comes from 'ignore.' So, for all the ignorance there is in this world, what does that mean? Well, it means we’re ignoring something. And what could that be? What do you think that could be? What is that one thing that we would ignore that would have the most severe consequence on our existence?

We ignore the obvious. What is the obvious? That your God is within you. Always has been, always will be. That your truth that you are looking for is within you — always has been, always will be.

You want to know there’s a God? Look at yourself. Not that that’s what God looks like. No. But for somebody to create this… does that power need a name? No. Need identification? No. But all that you see — from a butterfly to a cloud to yourself, to the tree, to the desert — this is all testifying to the presence of the same that resides within inside of you.