Jack and Chloe are seventeen year-old twins catching the early train to London to spend the half-term holidays with their Dad. Their A-level final exams are looming and both their futures will depend on whether they can achieve the grades that their first choice universities have specified in their offers. Yet they are completely unaware of the forces that have been unleashed in the world that will not only change their lives forever but also sweep through the lives of millions across the globe. This second novel in the ground-breaking “Realities of Meaning” trilogy takes its readers away from Tibetan Buddhism into the even more esoteric culture of Vaishnava Vedic society at the same time as plunging their hero from the first novel into a new life and a new challenge. Can he straddle between science, philosophy and Bhakti Yoga and still cope with the largest upheaval to social and emotional health in the twenty-first century so far?