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कई लोग हैं, जो धर्म को नहीं मानते हैं। कई लोग हैं, जो भगवान को भी नहीं मानते हैं। पर इसका मतलब ये नहीं है कि वो शांति का अनुभव नहीं कर सकते।

लोग समझते हैं कि ‘‘नहीं, ऐसा करो, ऐसा करो, ऐसा करो, तब जाकर के ये सबकुछ होगा।’’

नहीं। शांति तो सबके अंदर है, परंतु उसको हमने मौका नहीं दिया है, उभरने का। उसको मौका नहीं दिया है, जानने का।

शांति है मनुष्य के अंदर। शांति है वो चीज, जो कि मनुष्य अपने आपको पहचाने। अपने आपको पहचाने कि — मेरी ताकत क्या है और मेरी कमजोरियां क्या हैं। शांति वो है, जब मनुष्य के अंदर, वो जो तूफान आते रहते हैं, उनसे निकलकर के, वो उस चीज का अनुभव करे, जो उसके अंदर है।

हम उस ताकत को, उस शक्ति को, जिसने सारे विश्व को चला रखा है इस समय, वह हमारे अंदर भी है और वो — उसका अनुभव करना, साक्षात अनुभव करना — मन से नहीं, ख्यालों से नहीं, साक्षात अनुभव करना — उससे फिर शांति उभरती है। क्योंकि वो उस चीज का अनुभव कर रहा है, जिसका कि वो एक हिस्सा है और जिसकी कोई हद नहीं है। इन्फीनिट! जिसका कभी नाश नहीं होगा, वो भी उसके अंदर है। और जबतक वो उसका अनुभव नहीं कर लेगा, वो अपने आपको पहचान नहीं पाएगा पूरी तरीके से कि वो है क्या ?

Straight from “the city of love”: We’re thrilled to release the recording of Prem speaking to a packed audience at Le Casino de Paris this June about the self-love and peace that come with self-knowledge. Here is Prem in conversation with author and lecturer Florence de Vulpillières as well as addressing the audience directly as he explores the universal themes in his book Quand le désert fleurit (“When the desert blooms”), and what it takes for a heart—and life—to blossom.

We don’t pay attention to what needs attention. We don’t pay attention to the need of the heart. Because the inspiration to be in peace comes when you listen to your heart. The inspiration to be content comes from your being. The inspiration to be clear comes from here—and you need to listen; you need to hear.

We don’t hear ourselves. We don’t hear the needs that we have. We don’t hear the want, the wish of this heart to be content—simple—to have simplicity in this life, to have joy, to feel the gratitude every single day—to be inspired by the magic of all magics, by the miracle of all miracles, the coming and going of this breath.

You are alive! Best news! If—if you are incapable of hearing this news, and it sounds to you like a foreign language, then I suggest you learn that language. And it is called “the language of the heart.” That’s what I teach. That’s what I go and present to people so that they can learn the language of the heart.

- Prem Rawat

Let's just try to understand what it means to be alive.

You know the water vaporizes, comes out of the ocean, becomes a vapor, becomes a cloud, and it rains. Some places it snows; some places when it rains, drenches through the soil and the source of many many lakes, many many rivers, is a drop.

I mean, the water just goes through its percolation process or whatever it's going to go through and emerges as a drop for, you know, whatever. Whatever it's dropping from, however the height is, it begins and it drops, drops, drops, drops, drops. And then it merges with the water, and that's it. That's it.

It becomes indistinguishable. You cannot now distinguish this drop. This drop is now only a drop. And so far it begins its journey as this solitary little mass of water, and it falls and it hits the water, and that's it. It becomes indistinguishable from the rest of the water.

That's a drop. That's the journey. Bloop.

You see, you know, we read this, "Oh! Life is a journey." You've read that; you've heard that. Of course, they didn't tell you how long. Bloop. Fini! Just a mass of water now; the drop is gone. But in so far as it is a drop, it is in this world unto itself. Even though it came from the ocean, which at 71 point something trillion gallons just in the Pacific ocean, god knows how many drops that would be. And it made this incredible journey, and then it emerged as a drop, and when it was a drop, it was individual. And it was beautiful, and no two drops are alike. And it could shine with the sun. It could take the light and it could pass it through. That drop is you and I.

So when I say, "You are alive," I am saying something so precious, so beautiful, so simple that you really have to look at it for what it is worth. And it is worth everything. It is worth your existence. It is worth all your aspirations; all your dreams are in that. And what do you truly aspire for

You aspire to be content. Now a lot of people go, "Uh no... what's he talking about?" In our civilized world, it's called gratification. We do what we do to be gratified. If it doesn't bring us gratification, we really don't like it.

Everybody has a list of chores they absolutely do not like to do. Why don't they do it? Because it brings no gratification. What does gratification mean? Look it up. It means, contentment. Contentment. That's what it means. And ultimately the heart's desire is just that: to feel that till this journey is afoot. From the time that it leaves to the time that the inevitable will happen, this is the want; this is the desire to be—to be content.

- Prem Rawat

Get ready for "Life Essentials." In this new four-part series, Prem looks at life from unexpected angles: answering questions from audiences in Europe and the US, and sharing his insights into essential—if not always obvious—ingredients for a fulfilled life.

Le 16 juin 2019, l'auteur de renommée internationale, Prem Rawat, s'est adressé à un auditoire à Milan au sujet de son livre récemment publié en Italie sous le titre “Quando il deserto fiorisce”.

Des idées tirées de son livre, s’appuyant sur des histoires du monde entier, ont été présentées à cet événement, et Prem a conversé avec la présentatrice de télévision et auteure Filippa Lagerbäck.

Le livre de Prem, “bestseller” international vendu à plus de 100 000 exemplaires, explore le potentiel intérieur dont nous disposons pour faire face aux défis de la vie. Ce livre a permis de transmettre le message de Prem à un public de plus en plus vaste et mondial.