Guru Maharaj Ji

Millennium '73
... It featured Prem Rawat, then known as Guru Maharaj Ji, a 15-year-old guru and the leader of a fast-growing new religious movement ... festival's official schedule described the three evening addresses by Guru Maharaj Ji as the highlights of the event ... as among the major events of 1973 and the 1970s, the high point of Guru Maharaj Ji's popularity, and the most important development in the American DLM's history ...

Sirsoli
... In recent days, Sirsoli is known for Sapta Khanjeri Vadak Satyapal Maharaj ... Khanjeri means "small drum" and Satyapal Maharaj beats seven Khanjeris at a time while singing Bhajans of famous saints guiding the common man to a ... Also Satyapal Maharaj has performed in Marathi Sahitya Sammelan 2010 in Thane Mumbai ...

Bibliography Of Prem Rawat And Related Organizations
... that name in the columns below, whatever the dominant alternative name (Guru Maharaj Ji, Maharaji...) at the time of the publication. 1971-06-17 Article (newspaper) Hallelujah! The mini Guru, aged 13, cometh Evening Standard UK, London 1971-06-18 Article (newspaper) Worshippers greet ... Fayre (footage 1972) UK, Glastonbury UK (footage) 1971-08-02 Article (magazine) Boy Guru Newsweek U.S ...

Little Rivonia Trial
... The accused were Laloo Chiba, Dave Kitson, Mac Maharaj, John Matthews and Wilton Mkwayi ... Maharaj's legal representatives were expecting that he would receive the death penalty for his Central Committee membership of the South African Communist Party ... twenty years Chiba eighteen years Matthews fifteen years and Maharaj twelve years ...

Millennium '73 - Festival - Program
... the festival, its three themes were to be "Who is Guru Maharaj Ji", "Guru Maharaj Ji is Here", and "The Messiah Has Come", though the official schedule in November had a different list ... Maharaj Ji watched the proceedings on closed-circuit television in his suite, and sent his bodyguard down with a can of pink foam confetti to spray the crowd on his behalf, reported as an ... into Knowledge at local ashrams, and the guru and his family were offering darshan, or holy presence, to initiates ...