Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race

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June 26, Utpal: Everybody Has a Journey

Posted in race interviews on Jun 26, 2015 by Alakananda | Comments Off

Each of the 12 runners here has their own unique vision of what the race means to them and their own distinct voice in expressing what it is they see and feel and experience here. Building this vision and this story with each new lap and each new day they run around the course.

Every word or thought that they might share has incredible value and potency. Already each runner has run close to, or already exceeded 700 miles.

This is the 7th time Baladev has run the 3100 mile race. This morning he has been singing some of Sri Chinmoy’s songs. He carries an mp3 player often, “I am listening a lot. When you sing you need to use more energy. You need to be in the mood to sing. But I am listening often during the whole day.”

“Sometimes I am listening to a song and I feel as though it is inside me. You are the song. When you feel that you are the song, it is amazing.” baladev Read more http://perfectionjourney.org/2015/06/26/june-26-everybody-has-a-journey/#more-44407

June 25th, Jowan: Photos day 12

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Day 12, Stutisheel

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June 25, Utpal: Just Go Forward

Posted in race interviews on Jun 25, 2015 by Alakananda | Comments Off

Archived – click Post Title to view all. “I am good. A little bit slower this morning. I just go without ever pace I am able to do. The main thing is to just go forward.” Nirbhasa says this with the same cheerful lightness and enthusiasm that has categorized everything he has said and done for more than 11 days. In that period he has run further in time and longer in distance, than this 35 year old jack of all trades from Ireland has ever done before in his life. He, like all the runners in the 3100 mile race though still have a very very long way yet to go. Last night when he left the course to grab a few hours of sleep he went home on his bicycle with the scoreboard showing 710 miles beside his name. His previous best of 702 had been accomplished more than a year ago at the 10 day race in Fushing Meadow. Nirbhasa calls pushing beyond his previous marks of 10 days and 702 miles as, “they are nice little milestones along the way.” “The main thing is to stay in the moment. At this stage it is still quite early. If you think about what you have left to do. It is kind of too much.” I mention to Nirbhasa that both he and Kaneenika are venturing into new realms running the 3100 for the first time. The two of them had run the 10 day race for a few years. “It is a completely different race. The surface is one thing. On…