Music / Expressions

The Pledge to Peace Comes to Rome [08:37 min] Human beings have demonstrated tremendous amounts of greed, anger, confusion, arrogance. But human beings have also, over the period of history, demonstrated tremendous amounts of co-operation.

And is there love? Absolutely! It's upto each one of us; what we reject. Love or hate? Anger or joy? Which one are you?

Believe me, and don't mistake this. I'm not saying I'm going to bring peace- We all are going to bring peace. Everybody has to be interested in peace. I'm not some angel that fell out of the sky; I'm not. I'm just like you, interested in peace. I started very young. Here I am. And I'm still doing what my passion is.

Power To Transform- Soweto [09:27 min] Prem Rawat received an enthusiastic welcome during his return visit to Johannesburg, South Africa, in November 2014, according to a report by The Prem Rawat Foundation. His whirlwind tour of Johannesburg, Soweto and Zonderwater prison, where he spoke about the possibilities for personal freedom and peace, prompted much singing and (in Soweto) impromptu dancing. Prison inmates — many of them serving long sentences — were hugging wardens as Prem left the facility.

Journey Within- A conversation with journalist, Marta Robles [09:45 min] A conversation between Prem Rawat and journalist Marta Robles. Ms. Robles has been one of the most popular anchors and show hosts on Spanish radio and television for more than 15 years. Prem Rawat has traveled the world for more than four decades, inspiring people to find peace within.

What people say- Teatro Rossetti Trieste Italy [10:02 min] A beautiful video having excerpt of Maharaji, and the expressions of people who listened to him in Teatro Rossetti Trieste, Italy. "I was living as if i’m going to live forever. Now I live and make every day count, make every moment count. This life is so precious. Thank you, Thank you- My heart fills with gratitude!"

PEP: Peace education and rehabilitation [14:00 min] The blue collar town of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania has been devastated by opioid addiction. Clients and counselors at the James A. Casey House there say the Peace Education Program is giving them the inner strength and hope they need to recover and stay clean.
We've relationships in our lives, with our wife, children, with relatives. And there is something very important to understand about relationship- You cannot just keep on taking and taking and taking, and not giving. Otherwise that relationship will collapse. Because the relationship is really about taking, and giving.

Ezeiza Women’s Prison in Buenos Aires, Argentina [16:47 min] A 17-minute excerpt of Prem Rawat's 2012 address to students of TPRF's Peace Education Program at the Ezeiza Women's Prison, near Buenos Aires, Argentina. Invited by Prison inmates and officials, Prem Rawat, known more commonly by the honorary title, Maharaji, spoke at the Ezeiza Women's Prison in Argentina.
Prem Rawat humorously approaches issues of mortality, the necessity of capturing time, what it means to be human and the capacity for joy. "Do you understand what it means to be human?" he asks. "Do you? Have you actually understood yourself?" This episode also contains a video clip from Prem Rawat's visit to the Ezeiza Women's Prison in Argentina.
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Questions, Answers, and Perspectives [19:30 min] I go around the world and talking about peace to people. I've understood one thing, people don't have a clue what peace is. Peace, without which we would lose the very fabric of who we are. Peace that dances in the heart of everyone- that's the peace I'm talking about. Even in the middle of the war, a person can experience peace.

Doesn't this fascinate you that at your very core, you've the capacity to feel joy and the capacity to feel anger? When you feel joy, you don't mind. Nobody goes to Church and Temple saying "God I've had enough joy, please take it away". Nobody commits suicide saying "I was way too happy, goodbye happy world!" You should be intrigued by this fact. Your ability to feel joy is unique. Understand that this is your nature and a part of you - Aversion to suffering and attraction to joy. Then, find in your life the joy that never ends. The joy that you carry with you wherever you go.

I see people and I see them looking, this is my perspective. People are sitting on roadside cafes and they are looking. And I wonder that they are looking for something. Searching. Not knowingly- unknowingly. A nature of a human being trying to find a comfort. Trying to find joy. Not even knowing that that's what they are looking for. Perhaps, much deeper; looking, searching for a peace, tranquility. A peace yet undefined. A peace that perhaps can play out even on a battle field. Looking for a freedom even in the middle of a prison and finding it. Looking for friendship not defined by friends, but one which feels real. Perhaps looking for reality, in a world which we think it is real. But something inside says "Not really". Looking for stability in a world that is so changing. Perhaps looking for a breath that just came and changed my life forever.
And if you are looking for peace, it is within us. If you are looking for joy, it's not far from us. If you're looking for that friend, it is always, always has been and always will be, within inside of us. If you are looking for the place that doesn't change, then that place is also inside of us.
And you know what? You know this!

ETV Ranchi: Interview with Prem [21:39 min] Manushya Agar Sochta To Ye Na Hota Sawal Jawab is a show where one can find the answers of the questions related to life, peace and self development through the message of Prem Rawat.

San Antonio, Texas [22:49 min] This video features highlights of Prem Rawat's visit to San Antonio, Texas, where he spoke at the Dominguez State Jail and at a forum hosted by the University of Texas.

Peacemakers: Conversation with Mr. Gee- Part 2 [23:25 min] Urban poet, spoken word recording artist, comedian and broadcaster Mr. Gee interviews international ambassador of peace Prem Rawat in the PEACEMAKERS series. This video is Part Two of a two-part series.