Katrina T. - New Zealand

Before I knew about Knowledge, my life was fine, but I did wonder whether there was more—something unique. Then, when I heard about Knowledge, I felt something inside that was wonderful. It was this feeling that led me to want to listen more and finally to ask for and receive the techniques of Knowledge.

The practice of Knowledge takes priority in my life, because it makes such a difference in how I feel. This motivates me to make time for it each day. Nothing else comes close. For me, it gives my life meaning in such an incredible way. I had always thought that there must be something like this that is unique to human beings.

To experience Knowledge has made my life worthwhile in such a special way. Nothing else comes close at all. It really is my truest friend.

Without Maharaji, none of this enjoyment would be possible. Everything I need to keep going is provided by him—encouragement, inspiration, and so much more. I am truly grateful for that.

— Katrina T.
New Zealand

Razafimbelo N. - Antananarivo, Madagascar

In the middle of 1996, when I was a student at university, a new friend willing to help me with my studies told me about Knowledge and Maharaji. It was only a few months later that I saw for the first time a video of Maharaji. I was happy and confused at the same time. Happy, because I had never thought that such a thing could exist in our time. I had always dreamt of joy and happiness, but everything I tried in my life did not lead me to that point. Confused, because of the perceived barrier of religion, society, and all my concepts. I even thought that it might be something diabolic.

But my quest for happiness superseded my fear. My thirst for joy was such that I held at bay the things trying to prevent me from going ahead. The more I listened, the clearer things were. I also realized there was nothing frightening nor diabolic in Knowledge. What Maharaji talked about amazed me, and I started to take pleasure in listening to his message.

Today, I am happy practicing Knowledge. Each time I go inside, I feel this beautiful feeling. It’s so sweet, and the more I practice, the more it grows.

— Razafimbelo N.
Antananarivo, Madagascar