R.A.W. himself said in an interview, "I get about as far as 2012 in my future projections, then I can't imagine beyond that. So much is going to change by then."

When asked, "What do you see coming along up to 2012?" he answered:

"In Leary's terms, I think about one-third of the West now understands the neuro-somatic circuit, and some techniques for activating it. I think that's going to reach fifty to fifty-one percent pretty soon - and that will be a major cultural change. I think more and more understanding of the neuro-genetic and meta-programming circuits are coming along...

It's very obvious that quantum physics, parapsychology and all the work they're doing attaching brain scanners to Yogis and Zen masters means we're going to learn a great deal about the non-local quantum circuit. I think the history of mysticism has been sort of like a bunch of firecrackers with two or three going off every century. With the LSD revolution it became two or three every month and now it's moving up to two or three every week. I see a real acceleration in consciousness, just like in technology."

Yogiraj Gurunath Siddhanath speaks on Mahavatar Babaji Kriya Yoga, Earth peace through Self peace in the context of the relationship between global ethics and the public good, as part of a panel discussion held by the Friendship Club of the United Nations and organized by the Caucus on Spirituality, Values and Global Concerns. Held at United Nations International Headquarters in Manhattan, New York, United States. Yogiraj is a living master and solar seer, and helps sincere practitioners of yogic meditation awaken to higher levels of consciousness through chakra awakening/activation and esoteric practices of Himalayan yoga.

Yogiraj Gurunath Siddhanath was born on May 10, 1944 in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, India. He has been meditating since the age of 3, and spent his early years in the Himalayas amongst the HamsaNath yogis, in whose presence he was transformed. The divine transformation flowered after his deep and personal experiences in 1961 and 1967 with the yogi-christ Mahavatar Shiv-Goraksha-Babaji, the same spiritual master described in Yogananda's Autobiography of a Yogi. He has a wife of 30+ years, Gurumata Shivangani, with whom he built by hand the Hamsa Yoga Sangh Ashram (Spiritual Retreat) outside the city of Pune, near Bombay, India. They have two sons, and two grandchildren. Yogiraj teaches yogic meditation for the evolution of human consciousness. These perennial practices of yoga are the most ancient closely guarded sacred practices of the Himalayan yogis and masters from time immemorial. They help the practitioner gradually transform him/herself into the likeness of his/her own divinity. This ancient art and science has been a way of life for rare yogis and ascetics of India and abroad who have sacrificed everything in the search for their own inner Truth, their inner Godessence. Today, Yogiraj demonstrates in his own life and livingness, that powerful spiritual practice can be integrated with family life and a career. By the blessings of Babaji, Yogiraj teaches these techniques, which he collectively calls "The Alchemy of Total Transformation" to sincere seekers throughout the world, who wish to integrate these practices into their daily life, without the necessity of giving up worldly pursuits.

On January 9th, 2009, this interview was directed by Dr. Ann West of 'Truth from the Source' on Kauai's Community Radio (KKCR). "Yogani (1947- ) is the anonymous Florida-based American author of the Advanced Yoga Practices (AYP) writings, which first began to appear as a series of online lessons in an owner-posted Yahoo Group in 2003. The lessons provide detailed instructions for self-directed, integrated yoga practices, some which have not been offered in an 'open source' mode to the public before," learn more about these easily accessible practices that everyone can use to cultivate peace, creativity and happiness in everyday life, at AYPsite.org!

Dr. West discusses traditional teachings and practices of the process of human spiritual transformation and Yogani details safe and effective methods for purifying the human nervous system. Yogani's easy lessons for ecstatic living are centered around the cultivation of inner silence and ecstatic conductivity, which he describes as the neuro-biological side involved in ecstatic experiences also known as 'kundalini.' Yogani's teachings and practices include deep meditation, spinal breathing pranayama and other breathing techniques, asanas, mulabandha/asvini mudra, sambhavi mudra, siddhasana, yoni mudra kumbhaka, uddiyana bandha/nauli, kechari mudra, jalandhara bandha (static and dynamic), samyama, navi kriya, amaroli, tantra techniques and other advanced methods.

In this interview, Dr. Deepak Chopra speaks with regards to living a balanced life. He discusses the Laws of Dharma, and suggests that, "Whatever you love, use that to help other people," because, "the best way to get what you want is to help others get what they want." Deepak assesses social conditioning, and he evaluates poverty and wealth as different states of consciousness, but equally claims, "the rule is, if you want to make money, you have to help other people make money ... If you want success, you have to make other people be successful." Throughout this film, Chopra emphasizes his directive of, "Always think in terms of giving."