When '''Prem Rawat''', widely known as Maharaji, came in the West in 1971 as a child, he offered a practical means to have an experience within for those willing to practice the techniques of Knowledge one hour a day, and who had a desire to understand something more about life. As years passed, and as Rawat grew as a person, the formulation of his message became more universal, and as a result audiences interested in only his message and not in a certain practice have grown. At many events at public forums or at Universities, like those at the Italian Parliament, Salamanca University in Spain, or the Universal Forum of Cultures in Barcelona, Prem Rawat has challenged people to experience peace and fulfillment.

Prem Rawat now attracts various audiences: some come to him for his message of peace, which they find inspiring, and others who come to him for his teachings and guidance, in the form of the Keys and the techniques of Knowledge.

Currently, Maharaji's teachings are summarized in "The Keys," a collection of videos and written materials becoming available worldwide to all people wishing to prepare to learn the techniques which he teaches for finding peace within. The Keys are being made available on-line in digital media format at no cost and through DVD distribution on a lending basis, at cost of only shipping and handling.

In these Keys, Rawat provides a structured outline of his teachings in five segments totaling more than 5 hours. These Keys are the first ever all inclusive compilation created by Rawat of his own teachings. The first five Keys were specifically recorded in a studio by Rawat and are supported by one hundred hours of videos excerpted from his addresess. They allow people interested in taking the journey within to make their own progress at their own pace, by watching these videos completely in private and progress from one Key to the next when they feel ready. The sixth Key is the "Knowledge Session", in which persons ready to learn the techniques are taught by Rawat via a multimedia presentation available in fifty languages. These techniques are taught at no cost.

Learning the techniques, Rawat says, is just like planting a seed that needs to be watered with the water of the person's efforts. He asks people who have learned these techniques to maintain the determination to practice in earnest, and to allow themselves to be inspired.