Prem Rawat was born in 1957 in Hardiwar, North India.

Prem Rawat’s father, Shri Hans Ji Maharaj, spoke about peace at a public event in Patna, Bihar, India to an audience of over 10,000 people. Aged 2, Prem joins his father on the stage.

On 19th July 1966, Prem Rawat’s father dies at the age of 65. After a period of mourning, on 31st July, Prem publicly declares his determination to bring his father's message and teachings on personal peace to everybody in the world.

Prem Rawat’s family is visited in India by Brian Kitt, a Londoner searching for personal peace. For the first time, Brian raises the possibility of Prem taking his message and teachings outside of India – marking the beginning of Prem’s journey as a global peace ambassador.

Prem Rawat’s father, Hans Ji Maharaj, begins to teach a young Prem all he knew about inspiring and helping people to find personal peace.

Prem Rawat makes his first public speech, aged 4, to an audience of family and friends in his home city of Haridwar.

Prem Rawat makes one of his first speeches outside of India: addressing an audience of 10,000 people at the first ever Glastonbury Fayre in England.

Between 1971 and 1974, Prem Rawat visits Australia, Jamaica and Canada as his determination to bring his message of peace to new audiences continues to grow.

Prem Rawat marries his wife, Marolyn Johnson, in 1974. A year later, their first child, Premlata, is born.

Prem Rawat makes his first trips to countries in South America. He also visits France, Germany and England. During this year, Prem and Marolyn welcome their first son, Hans.

Prem and Marolyn welcome their second daughter, Dayalata.

Prem Rawat visits his home country, India, for the first time since 1971, speaking to huge crowds at events in New Delhi and later Nepal.

Prem Rawat and Marolyn welcome their second son, Amar.

During a visit to the UK, Prem Rawat speaks at the world famous Royal Albert Hall in London.

Prem Rawat speaks in Africa – with events held in Côte D’Ivoire and South Africa.

Prem Rawat speaks to audiences in Brussels, Belgium to reaffirm his teachings about how to achieve personal peace.

Six months after the fall of the Berlin Wall, as the Cold War is coming to an end, Prem Rawat addresses audiences in Berlin where he reiterates his message that peace is possible. Prem Rawat also tours India, Italy and England.

Prem Rawat ventures into video production and builds centres in Argentina and Australia to host larger events and reach more communities.

Prem Rawat speaks to 5,500 attendees at a major event in Wembley Stadium in the UK – one of Europe’s leading venues.

Prem Rawat continues to take his message to countries around the world, including the US, Canada and Australia.

The Prem Rawat Foundation was founded. Its mission: to address the fundamental human needs of food, water and the often-overlooked need for peace.

Prem Rawat was a keynote speaker at the United Nations Conference Centre in Bangkok, Thailand.

Former Italian Prime Minister Emilio Colombo welcomed Prem Rawat to Rome, where he addressed members of the Italian Senate and other dignitaries.

Prem Rawat addressed the Senate of Argentina at the invitation of the UN White Helmets and the Forum for Human Rights and Humanitarian Action.

Prem Rawat addressed Australia’s Parliament House - in conjunction with the United Nations Association of Australia - on the United Nations International Day of Peace.

Prem Rawat's first book title turned to street art by World famous artist Eine, in London's East End.

Prem Rawat was a keynote speaker at a special event at the European Parliament entitled “Peace and Well-being in the European Union”.

Prem Rawat received the Asia Pacific Brands Foundation’s Brand Laureate International Hall of Fame Lifetime Achievement Award. He is the fourth recipient of the award (with previous winners including Nelson Mandela).

Prem Rawat spoke in the House of Commons at the UK Parliament in London, England with the former government minister and future Secretary General of the Commonwealth, Baroness Scotland of Asthal.

Prem Rawat spoke to over 400,000 people at an event in Buxar, India.

The World premiere launch of Prem's second book "Hear Yourself", published by Penguin Random House, is held in Madrid, Spain.