Day 4… A Miracle (June 21)
Vasu has finished the 3100 Mile Race 5 times. Since his first race he has been a consistent and relentless competitor. Qualities that don’t first come to mind when you first meet him. For in person he is all gentle sweetness and untiring soulful devotion. But mixed in there with his joy and brightness is determination to fulfill this impossible task of running the longest race in the world. All done with a dedication to transcend whatever he has done before. Read more
Day 3…Follow Your Heart (June 20, Utpal)
Archived – click Post Title to view all. After 2 days of running Harita Davies has more than proven she belongs with this extraordinary group of distance runners attempting to complete 3100 miles. Among the women athletes she ran the most laps on day 2 and is currently tied with Kaneenika and Nidhruvi for 2nd place (4th overall). She starts her 3rd day here looking great and showing no obvious wear and tear from just running 128.9 miles. “Ever since I started meditating I started running. So since I began my spiritual life, it was always really a part of it. I was very fortunate to have it instilled in me by Subarata who was a great runner and one of the center leaders of the Sri Chinmoy group in New Zealand. She had done many ultra races she really really encouraged us and showed how meditation and running go really well together.” “I grew up playing sports, my parents are really into sports so for me it was something that I was brought up with and I know that it saved my life in so many ways. As a teenager when ever I had a hard time and went into sports it made me feel that everything was going to be okay.” “So my running is like that in so many ways. Whenever times are difficult or challenging I can just go out for a run. You feel like everything is taken away. You feel clear and you feel light. It helps you to stay much more positive.” “A lot of…