“When God touches the earth anything is possible. To be sincere, I didn’t expect.” A week ago Andrea’s mileage had dipped below 70 miles a day when at the race in Salzburg he had regularly maintained an average of more than 70. But now for the past 6 days he is not only keeping comfortably above 7o he is also fractionally ahead of his pace from last year. To read more, please follow the link
“I have learned a lot of things. I have tried to learn.” I had asked Vasu if he had gained anything from the physical troubles that he had been experiencing recently and which now seems to be resolved. His dilemma had not gone unnoticed by his friends and admirers both near and far. To read more, please follow the link
As a little boy Ananda-Lahari says, “I always used to like to run and jump around.” He adds that the first time he heard about orienteering in school he wanted to do it. “I started orienteering when I was six years old. I can say that it was almost my religion.” To read more, please follow the link
“Actually there are ups and downs. There are times when I feel more elated and also times when I feel more down. On the outside I try my best to smile and be calm as much as possible.” I had asked Takasumi if he was as peaceful on the inside as he appears to be so often on his outer appearance. To read more, please follow the link
“I feel very good to be part of it.” For the past 15 days 58 year old Wei Ming has been putting on an amazing running performance. Both for its consistency and more importantly for the passion that he puts into his time out on the course. “My goal is to run 114 laps every day because I feel that a race like this it is important to be consistent and to save my energy. ” To read more, please follow the link
“I have always felt that oneness is the most powerful aspect in God’s creation, and it comes in three parts. Oneness with the creator. Oneness with one’s soul. And oneness with each other.” “We are living in a time in which we have to see each other in all of us as members of one family. One world family. And this applies not only on earth but across the universe.” To read more, please follow the link
For all the runners at the race, time is a precious commodity. From the other side of the sidewalk it is easy to not be disciplined about what we do and just how long we spend performing the essential tasks of our day. Not to mention the gluttonous distractions that are nearly unavoidable. To read more, please follow the link
