Published in 1973 this is the definitive book of the time before Prem Rawat was disowned by his mother in 1974.

A remarkably fair-minded study of a "typical" group of young Americans and their experiences of conversion to devotees of the Guru Maharaji in the 1970's. Suffers from the use of a small and possibly atypical sample group and a relatively uncritical acceptance of the explanations given to Downton of the travails of the organisation. Valuable as an outsider's evidence of the beliefs and doctrines of the time.

A collection of quotes from speeches given by Prem Rawat in the period 1971 to 1978 edited into a reasonably coherent exposition of the Divine Light Mission doctrine as it was current in 1978. It contains 23 black and white photos of the young Guru Maharaji some of which are so jowly and unflattering as to make you wonder what on earth were the editors thinking.

Prem Rawat's love of technology has been given full rain in his version of this ancient Indian religious festival. This booklet contains his speeches at the European and US celebrations. It shows him attempting speeches no longer reliant on his Indian religious roots.

An insider's look at her 2 1/2 years in Divine Light Mission. She is interesting, intelligent, immature, foolish, pretentious and the book is much the same.

Prem Rawat's father started with nothing and on foot and created Divine Light Mission with over 30 years of effort. His son who inherited his legacy is working to pass on that heritage.

Prem Rawat's father started with nothing and on foot and created Divine Light Mission with over 30 years of effort. His son who inherited his legacy is working to pass on that heritage.

Prem Rawat's father was not unique but part of a tradition and lineage of Perfect Masters.