We have an opportunity to celebrate being alive, Prem Rawat says, and in this celebration, only our closest friend—the one who resides in the heart—is invited. Other celebrations have to end, he says, but this one can go on and on and on.

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Thousands attend event with Prem Rawat in Australian bushland
Nearly 3,000 people attended an event at Ivory’s Rock Conference Centre, a 300-acre resort in pristine bushland, near Brisbane, Australia. One guest said, “It’s such a pleasure to be in nature, away from the usual life outside. It’s good to be here and focus on what is most important.”
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The Prem Rawat Foundation has pledged $100,000 to the World Food Programme for aid to victims of the earthquake in Pakistan. Participate here.

Using a real-life analogy of a bowl found intact amidst the debris after the tsunami, Prem Rawat says that we can and need to shine, because we never know what will happen next.

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For many people who had been watching the “Words of Peace” TV series for the last two years on cable television throughout Australia, and who knew Prem Rawat only through their TV screen, seeing him live in Melbourne was a special occasion.

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“Words of Peace,” an award-winning half-hour series featuring highlights from addresses by Maharaji, debuted in Australia two years ago on Channel 31 in Melbourne. The series first aired on Briz-31 eighteen months ago. In Melbourne, each day letters have been received from people asking to be notified when Prem Rawat will have an event in Australia. This opportunity has manifested: Maharaji recently held an event in Melbourne.

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When it comes to the possibility of being in peace, Maharaji says, there is no reason to save it for last. We know that peace is beautiful, he says, and now is the time to feel that peace in our life.

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