Introductory Videos

An Introduction in Hindi to Prem Rawat [07:40 min] This video is about the life and message of Prem Rawat, known also by the honorary title Maharaji.
Prem Rawat speaks with simplicity about our innate need for happiness. He inspires people around the world to look within themselves for a lasting source of peace and contentment. "The peace we are looking for is within," he says. "It is in the heart, waiting to be felt, and I can help you get in touch with it." Prem Rawat’s message is more than just words. He offers individuals a practical way to enjoy peace, freedom and fullfillment within themselves. This experience of peace within is independent of lifestyle, philosophy or belief.

Introducing Prem Rawat- Maharaji [02:06 min] An introductory video about Prem Rawat also known by the honorary title- Maharaji. He has traveled the world for four decades, inspiring people to find peace within.
His message is simple and profound. It is independent of and compatible with any philosophy, religion, or spiritual path. At the UN Conference Centre in Bangkok, he said, “Peace needs to be in everyone’s life. The peace we are looking for is within. It is in the heart, waiting to be felt. It is not the world that needs peace; it is people. When people in the world are at peace within, the world will be at peace.”

Reflection on life of Prem Rawat [07:12 min] Some rare clips, some old ones. This video is superb collection of what is his message. End of video shows The United Nations 60th Anniversary event. Hon. Mayor of San Francisco, Gavin Newsom officially declared June 16 2005 as Prem Rawat Day in honor of Prem Rawat’s outstanding contribution to the people of the world and in honor of Prem Rawats incredible accomplishments in improving the lives of millions of people around the world.

A message of Peace [21:43 min] There are 7 billion people on the face of this earth. What do these 7 billion people want? What do they wish every day so that there is peace in their lives. This video shares perspective of people from different walks of life, and also that of Prem Rawat on various topics. For as long as human beings have been on the face of this earth, they've been searching for peace. But what does peace mean; is it just absence of war? Is it retiring to an island and never having to worry about money? What does it mean to have it?

Why peace? Whose idea is it. Is it something that we learn? Why is this world interested in peace? Regardless of all the differences, the want of every single person on the face of this earth is the same.

Zero [06:46 min] A playful exploration of the concept of zero and its role in our lives. Features audio excerpts from Prem Rawat’s talks with quirky music and humorous, doodle-style animated infographics. Also features (often humorous) person-on-the-street interviews about the topic of zero.

Introduction to the work of Prem Rawat [15:40 min] "At the end of the day, we have some very very simple needs. And these needs on the top of the list, always has been- to feel contentment"
- at Guildhall, London

"Peace is not absence of war. Peace is not the declaration. Peace is a fundamental human need that needs to be felt from within."
- at European Parliament, Brussels

"Is it just a dream? Personal peace is just a dream? Concept? Idea?
Or is it a reality? Can it happen?"
- at United Nations Headquarters, New York

"Of all the things that we see out there, there are people who say "That's our nature! All these wars and chaos" I disagree. Because when we're centered, when we're placed in that equilibrium, where our hearts are full. Our true nature shines! A the tru nature that we have, is beautiful!"
- at Parliament Buildings, Wellington.

For more than forty years, Prem Rawat - or Maharaji as he's more commonly known, has dedicated his life to bringing a simple message of peace to people all around the world. Through his work, hundreds of thousands of people of different cultures and nationalities have been able to experience peace, beauty, and fulfillment, within their own lives.

Where is peace? [01:30 min] Where is peace? This is the pivotal question. Like water, peace is fundamental to human beings. Like food, like this breath. These are fundamental things, nobody has to teach. This is our foundation, this is who we are. Our need from our heart. Everyday pushing us to find what peace is.
The thirst for peace is within you, and the peace is within you.

Discover it.
Feel it.

Rotary International, Rotaract division- Malmo, Sweden [07:59 min] Prem Rawat was keynote speaker at the Rotaract club of Rotary International Convention- Malmo, Sweden. Rotaract is Rotary International’s division for people 18 to 30 years old.
182,000 members of Rotaract in 140 countries further a global effort to foster peace and International understanding. This effort starts at the community level, yet knows no limit to its outreach.
You will find the second part of this video below.

Now [01:07 min]

Dignity Peace Prosperity [11:04 min] The Prem Rawat Foundation strives to address fundamental human needs so that people everywhere can live their lives with dignity, peace, and prosperity.
Founded in 2001, TPRF works to extend the outreach of Prem Rawat’s message of peace throughout the world. TPRF also provides aid for people in urgent need of life-sustaining resources like food and water, especially in areas where funds from larger foundations may not be available.

When people are in need of essentials like food and water, TPRF partners with local and international organizations to help provide the needed aid directly and efficiently. The aim is to give people a second chance in life while respecting their dignity and their local culture. As Prem Rawat expresses it, "Our objective is to help people through the rough times without interfering with the beautiful things that exist in their culture, their beliefs, or their religion. When we offer a hand of help, it is on equal ground, with respect for each person as a human being."

The efforts of TPRF are funded by the generosity of donors from over 50 countries. Most of the Foundation’s staff, including the Board of Directors, are volunteers. The Board of Directors covers over 50% of total non-program costs. One hundred percent of donations designated for a specific program are allocated that program.