I make a joke with Yuri this morning. He is running so fast and easy. So relaxed and comfortable it is almost as though he could not possibly have been here, doing this very hard thing for 46 straight days. Where are you going? I ask.
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Early this morning Nidhuvi came by me and spontaneously recited the daily Prayer. The Happiness of the the heart Expedites the speed of the body Guru Sri Chinmoy July 30th 2007
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It is a scene he can never grow tired of and of course neither can we. We who have watched his long odyssey unfold before us over these past 44 days and even longer. For it is a run that began in many ways 4 years earlier. One that can never be mistaken for as easy or that even reaching the finish line assured. No matter how hard you press and push to make it there. But 41 year old Sarvagata from Berdansk Ukraine does make it look so effortless today. As he, with his sister at his side runs across the finish line in first place after 44 days, 6 hours, 58 minutes.
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44 days + 06:58:10
“My first race was a new experience (2011) and I had this child attitude. Everything was interesting and exciting. So I was discovering limits and speed, and things like that. My second race was a little competitive. I was discovering new athletic sides to my character. In my third race I was mostly inside myself. Working it out and figuring out stuff. Somehow it has all combined.”
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