“Even when the Earth phases out, sun the diminishes, and everything goes wherever it goes to, the experience of your Knowledge cannot diminish. It is from where even, you might say, eternity starts. It is the source of all sources. It is. It is the experience which is beyond death, beyond creation, beyond anything in this world.”

— Prem Rawat

Denver, Colorado, February 25, 1979
1970s

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controversial spiritual leader 1957

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