We’ll be watching a video of Maharaji presenting his message of peace. The event will held in the EWEB Community Room at 7:00 pm and will last about an hour. Anyone interested in hearing about Maharaji’s message is welcome. You, your family and friends are invited to enjoy Maharaji’s message of peace.
The location is the Community Room at Eugene Water and Electric Board, 500 East 4th Street, Eugene.
The website of Words of Peace Global presents a panorama of:
• Stories
• News articles
• Interactions
• Webcasts and podcasts
• Free downloads about Prem Rawat’s message
• Event information
The Webcast of Maharaji speaking at an event in Melaka, Malaysia, on April 20, 2009, is now available.
Duration: 18 minutes.
http://mspeaks.com/archives/2009/maharaji-in-melaka-malaysia/
Comments Off | 
Uncategorized | 
Permalink
Posted by Patrick
The Webcast of Maharaji speaking in Perth, Australia, on April 25, 20099, is now available.
Duration: 39 minutes.
http://mspeaks.com/archives/2009/maharaji-in-perth-australia/
 |
The most important thing that I can do is to cause you to reflect, contemplate what you have been given, and make you think about the possibility of having peace in your life.
In some ways, you are very much like me. As human beings, we have a need. It is not a need created by society or by religion. It is a fundamental need to be fulfilled, to be in peace. It is easy to toss around the word “peace.” But what is peace? Is it just hearing wind chimes? No traffic? No airplanes or trains buzzing by? To some people, that’s exactly what peace means. And it’s sad that external noise pollution becomes so irritating that when we find ourselves in the absence of it, we call it “peace.” Read the rest of this entry »
 |
Los Angeles, June 2009 — On May 23, at the invitation of Mayor Tain-Tsair Hsu of Tainan, Taiwan, Prem Rawat, known as Maharaji, attended a ceremony where he was awarded the Golden Key to the city as well as an emblem of the Sword Lion, a symbol of the cultural capital of Taiwan. The ceremony was held at the National Tainan Living Arts Center. Over 800 people attended including guests of the mayor, dignitaries from other towns in Taiwan, as well as international and local students of Prem Rawat. Read the rest of this entry »
There will be three events in Ashland the weekend of June 27 and June 28. Here are the details on all three events, including a dinner on Sunday night.
We are excited to announce an event featuring Charan Anand, who will be visiting Ashland on June 27th and June 28th. Charan Anand is a long-time student of Prem Rawat – he was a student of Maharaji’s father, and has known Maharaji since he was born. Charan Anand still travels around the world, speaking about the message of Prem Rawat. We will be hosting an event on June 27th, beginning at 2:00 PM for people who have received Knowledge and those who have begun the Keys process. The event will be held at the Ashland Public Library in the Gresham Room.
There will also be an event for the public on the evening of June 27th, and all are welcome to attend. Charan Anand will be exploring the message of Prem Rawat, featuring footage from Prem Rawat’s addresses. This event will also take place in Ashland Library’s Gresham Room. The event will begin at 7:30 PM. This is a wonderful chance to invite friends and guests to come and enjoy stories of Charanand’s and his work with Maharaji. This presentation should be lively and sweet and I’m sure many will really enjoy the evening.
We will also be hosting a TPRF (The Prem Rawat Foundation) fundraiser on Sunday, June 28. The short movie “A Spark of Hope, The Food for People Story” will be shown. We will be providing a festive Indian meal with the help of Charan Anand. There will be door prizes, gifts, and music!!! The dinner will most likely be held at the Bellview Grange, starting at 6:00 PM. Cost of admission will be $15. Tickets will be available in advance.
Because of the popularity of the Ashland event on June 27 and 28, there will NOT be a Eugene event on Sunday evening.
You are currently browsing the Words of Peace Lane County blog archives for June, 2009.
