Looking for Joy - by Maharaji

Maharaji compares a human life to a construction site—a work in progress that can become more magnificent than the greatest works of art.
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“What does it mean to know the self that you are?” asks Maharaji. He tells a simple story of a lion cub who believed he was a sheep until he was shown who he truly was. In the same way, Maharaji says, we need to discover the true self that is the reality for each one of us.
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After a massive landslide in the eastern Philippines, The Prem Rawat Foundation made a generous donation to the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC) to provide nutritious food packs for 190 families for two months.
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Brings Food Aid to the Philippines

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After a massive landslide in the eastern Philippines, The Prem Rawat Foundation made a generous donation to the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC) to provide nutritious food packs for 190 families for two months.
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Maharaji - 'An Endless Mine of Peace'

“There is a quest,” Maharaji says, that “moves and inspires each human being.” And there is “a peace that resides in every human being,” he says—an endless mine. “When you dig an endless mine…the only thing you can do is keep digging and digging and digging.”
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The Prem Rawat Foundation Provides Food Aid to Earthquake Survivors in Indonesia

After a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck the island of Java in Indonesia and displaced over 200,000 people, The Prem Rawat Foundation partnered with the UN World Food Programme’s relief operations in Indonesia to provide emergency food aid to survivors.
Your donations to this effort are most appreciated.
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(photo courtesy of WFP/Rein Skullerud)