Prem Rawat Maharaj Ji Satsang Bhajans

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Prem Rawat was one of a number of Indian 'gurus' who during the 1960s and early 1970s   extend their activities to Europe, the Americas and Australasia  What set Prem Rawat apart from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Sai Baba and Bhagwan Shri Rajneesh (Osho) is that Rawat was just a child  when he inherited a ready made religious vehicle - the Divine Light Mission and was anointed its Satguru.

Prem Rawat was born near Haridwar in northern India in 1957, the youngest of four brothers. His father, Hans Ram Singh Rawat, was a well-known guru who taught a system of four meditation techniques which he called 'the Knowledge'. These four techniques were claimed to reveal 'divine light', 'divine music', 'the primordial vibration' and 'divine nectar', and were taught in a secret initiation.)

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1. Hey Prabhu hum par daya ab kijiye - Prem Rawat Maharaji.mp3

2. Holi khel rahe Satguru ji -Prem Rawat Maharaj ji.mp3

3. Karle guruji se pyar.mp3

4. Mujhe mil gaye satguru aaj-Prem Rawat Maharaj ji.mp3

5. Na mein dhaam dharti -Prem Rawat (Maharaji).mp3

6. Prabhu mere dil mein - Prem Rawat (Maharaj ji).mp3

7. Rehna nahi ,desh virana hai.mp3

8. Sewa karle re guru ki bhule manwa.mp3

9. Tera pyar kaise paun.mp3

10. Tum Sam Kaun Udaar - Prem Rawat Maharaji.mp3


It has been a consistent contention of Prem Rawat and his followers that what Rawat teaches has nothing to do with 'belief' that it is wholly 'experiential'. Despite this claim of 'no belief', prior to initiation anyone seeking to be taught the Knowledge meditation techniques must adopt many beliefs about Prem Rawat in order to negotiate the 'aspirant' process that Rawat calls 'The Keys'.  The Keys are only part of a very comprehensive belief system which exists throughout the Prem Rawat movement, although outside of Prem Rawat's often contradictory speeches, it has no supporting liturgy, prescribed text or publicly acknowledged historical reference.