Saturday dawns, beautifully clear and bright once more, and we find ourselves in the middle of an astounding Puja weekend. The camp numbers swell as bus after bus delivers Saints from afar, while the facilities start to work their magic and suddenly we are in a new dimension; a place beyond time, beyond thought, beyond space.

The miracle lies in the fact that it is all so effortless. Over 1500 people are now in the camp and yet the atmosphere is pure spirituality. The systems slide into place to satisfy the material needs, while our attention locks on to the subtle. She does it all in so many different ways. The beautiful weather (despite sour weather reports), a luxurious menu of dishes which appear as if by magic, and the incredible joy of meeting again brothers and sisters from across the world. That is the special essence of Puja weekend.

To top it off, during a wonderful evening program of music from Yogis from the hosting countries, we learn that a Puja offering is to be made to Shri Mataji in the Chiswick house, and with literally 10 minutes notice the technical team manage to display a live broadcast of the event to the Yogis sitting in the Puja pendal. Technology indeed. What an amazing thing it is to watch the Adi Shakti in a live ceremony on the large screen from the middle of a grass meadow. The strength of the Vibrations tells us that this is history in the making. Even more remarkable is the fact that Shri Mataji takes the opportunity to use the same satellite system to view the programme in the pendal, Her all seeing eye given a crude lens to play with.

We are all in heaven.