I couldn’t help laughing. I said, “I am an Indian. I did it in 54 and 53.6. Under 54 I did it many times before you were born.”
Then he said, “I am so honoured that you have come.”
Then Databir told him that I had done it without shoes, on a cinder track.
The first time, in 1945, I did the quarter-mile in one minute. Then in 1946 from one minute it came down to 56 seconds, then 55 and then always under 55-54, 53.9 and so on.
RB 506. 28 April 1982↩
From:Sri Chinmoy,Run and become, become and run, part 10, Agni Press, 1983
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