102 runners entered the Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence 2 Mile Race, Oxford 2024 on 6th May. It happened to be the 70th Anniversary of Roger Bannister breaking the first sub-four-minute mile at Iffley Road, Track, Oxford. This video captures a flavour of the event, plus short archive footage from 1954.
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Video: Sahadeva and Devashishu Torpy. Video edit: Tejvan Pettinger
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The 6 and 10-day Race concluded on Saturday, April 27, 2024, at noon EDT. This race has been hosted by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team in New York since 1999.
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The 6 and 10-day Races, hosted by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1999 in New York. The Six-Day Race began on Monday, April 22, 2024, at noon, and will conclude alongside the 10-day Race on Saturday, April 27, 2024, at noon EDT.
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The 6 and 10-day Races, held by the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team since 1999 in New York. This year, the 10-day race started with 23 athletes from 17 countries. April 17-27, 2024.
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On Sunday, 24 March, the Sri Chinmoy 100k/50k Ultra Races were held in scenic North Inch Park, Perth, Scotland, on a loop course. The Edinburgh Centre, with help from UK disciples and the local Scottish ultra community (who love and support our races) helped organize the event. The 100k race incorporated the annual Anglo Celtic Plate home countries event, as well as the Scottish 100km road championship, and the British 100km championship for 2024.
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Experience the vibrancy and spirit of the 21st Sri Chinmoy Marathon in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, where 120 participants gathered under sunny skies on March 17, 2024. From the energy of the runners to the picturesque scenery, it was a day filled with enthusiasm and joy.
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Experience the spirit of self-transcendence at the 28th Sri Chinmoy Self-Transcendence Marathon in Nish, Serbia, held on March 3, 2024. Witness the convergence of determination, resilience, and inner peace as participants push their limits in this ultimate test of mind, body, and spirit. It’s not just a race; it’s a journey toward inner fulfillment and personal growth.
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2024 Sri Chinmoy Lake Swims (5km, 2.5km, 500m) – Canberra, Australia’s oldest lake swims, since 1987. Catch the Best Moments from Yarralumla Bay Swimming Beach on February 18th!
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A screening of “Challenging Impossibility”, the third in three months, was held in Bogdanci, the second smallest town in the south of Macedonia, near the Greek border.
The people at the public culture house (comprising a theater, gallery, and library) were especially kind, with the manager going out of their way to ensure a pleasant experience for attendees. Despite the daylong rain across the country and the town’s small population of 5000, turnout was limited. Nevertheless, those who did come seemed genuinely delighted to watch the movie and spent time exploring Sri Shinmoy’s books.
The manager delivered a captivating introduction, surprising everyone by sharing their recent venture into meditation and Sri Shinmoy’s teachings. Just a few months ago, the public library they oversee received a donation of Sri Shinmoy’s books from the organizing team.
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The Sri Chinmoy 48-hour Track Festival is offering a smorgasbord of track races from the Marathon to the 48-hour Ultra-Marathon.
Ultramarathon champion and standard bearer for women everywhere, Camille Herron sets a record for the ages.
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