Can you change the story of your life?
“If you choose to change the story, I’m here to help and I can help. I’ve helped a lot of people. But the most important thing is that there is a lot of hope. If you really understand that you can change the story, there’s a tremendous amount of hope – hope that this life can be fulfilled every single day. And that is a mighty nice hope to have. And not only hope, but the tools to make it real.” -- Prem Rawat
The Message of Peace
Is peace really possible in today’s world? The Words of Peace television series offers an answer that resonates with millions of viewers worldwide. “Peace needs to be in everyone’s life,” says Prem Rawat, whose message is featured on the show. “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.”
This message is compatible with most religions and philosophies. It is not a religion or philosophy in itself. Students of Prem Rawat come from all walks of life, cultures and backgrounds.
A Voice for Peace: Who is Prem Rawat?
This series features Prem Rawat, widely known as Maharaji, a leading voice for peace who has traveled the globe for four decades, sharing his message of hope and personal fulfillment with millions of people in venues ranging from major metropolitan centers to remote rural areas. His message and humanitarian efforts have been recognized by civic organizations and governments throughout the world. The International University of Peace in Brazil has awarded him the title “Ambassador for Peace.” Audiences the world over find his style engaging, enlightening, and entertaining.
Watch an Interview with Prem Rawat
Content of the Words of Peace Program
Words of Peace programs run from 30 to 90 minutes in length. (Please check the TLN broadcast schedule for specifics.) These programs illustrate Prem Rawat addressing audiences at peace events around the world. His unrehearsed talks include engaging stories and humorous observations about the challenges of everyday life.
Some feature events were recorded before special audiences or at significant venues. These include interviews with noted international journalists and addresses at the United Nations headquarters, the UN 60th Anniversary celebrations, the Italian Senate, the Australian Parliament, Harvard University, and Oxford University. About one in eight episodes include interviews with individuals from a wide range of backgrounds, explaining the role that peace plays in their lives.
What Our Incarcerated Students are Saying about the Words of Peace:
“…I’ve been watching Prem Rawat talks for weeks at Pleasant Valley State Prison and would like to learn how I may be able to participate when I get out on or before 2016.”
“ . . .I have watched Prem Rawat for the past few weeks and I have found his Words of Peace to be more profound as well as the simplest guide to obtaining peace….”
“Mr. Maharaji, I need peace in my life. The first time I heard your speak, I knew that peace is what I need. I found, through your message, that peace, joy and happiness is within us. And you can help. I’m asking for your help.“
‘I recently saw a presentation by Prem Rawat on the Transforming Lives Network. I was deeply touched by his presentation.. . .
’‘I enjoy watching your program and I would like some of your words of peace please. . . . “
“… Today I had the privilege of watching a Words of Peace show. It was very inspirational.”
“I read “Peace is Possible”and the Adi magazine. Both the book and magazine have been an inspiration, and have given me tools I have looked for all my life.’”
. . . “I need peace in my life. The first time I heard Prem Rawat speak I knew that peace is what I need. I found through his message that peace and joy and happiness is [sic] within us.’
The Keys
Thejourney of Knowledge is a journey of self-discovery. For those who wish to make this journey, Prem Rawat offers to help them prepare, andprovides ongoing inspiration for a lifetime of enjoyment. To help people prepare to learn the techniques and make the most of them, Prem Rawat has created a series of videos that he calls The Keys.
Watch an introduction to the Keys
Corrections-specific: The Words of Peace Prison Network
The Words of Peace Prison Network has been established to help offenders, teachers and staff gain access to Keys and other related materials.
WPPN is able to provide, free of charge, course packets, booklets and other printed information, as well as DVD’s, CD's and MP3 disks.
Our mission is to enable a person to study the Keys and related material, whatever their circumstances, and we will provide materials in whatever format an individual is allowed to receive while incarcerated.
We can also assist in establishing volunteer pilot programs and help teachers design classroom courses. Please contact us for details.
Materials are also available in Spanish and about twenty other languages.
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We are happy to provide Words of Peace for your facility’s own internal Cable TV Channel. For information about this and to order free materials please contact us:
Words of Peace Prison Network
P.O. Box 50447
Santa Barbara, CA 93150
Tel: 805-798-1555
Email: wppn@wordsofpeace.org
Contact Person:
John Holt
Director – Words of Peace Prison Network
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