
Yatkara is happy to "show them the ropes" as he is also from Ukraine and is a seasoned Peace Runner.

At the Boys and Girls Club of London we were greeted by the enthused Director, Dana. We waited while the 120 children, from 9 different day camps, made their way to the gym.

Sandro used these precious moments to get in some deep stretching (hmm... I'll have to try that one!)

A few campers came to the ceremony fully equipt with their very own Peace Run torches (and in this particular case, a pretty cool t-shirt as well).

Everyone is all-ears as Mahasatya introduces himself and gives clues about his home country of Poland.

Beautiful peace-themed artwork and banners covered the walls and we were touched to recieve handmade cards from the campers.

We were delighted to meet with some local members of the London Self-Realisation Fellowship. Richard Piner, who is the father of long-time Peace Runner Pushparani, was the first to hold the torch.

We offered them a Certificate of Appreciation and thanked them for sharing their insights and yearning for inner and outer peace.

Mahasatya is on fire today! Sorry Sandro, you won't be able to put it out with such a small extinguisher, better call the fire department.