A short Clip of Monk Party in Mongolia (July 3-6, 2017). For more info please visit the www.monkparty.com
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A short Clip of Monk Party in Mongolia (July 3-6, 2017). For more info please visit the www.monkparty.com
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.
Words and Music by Sri Chinmoy. is the ‘He Param Pita’ song by Pavaka & Nelson. The video made by Homagni, Pavaka and Ashivard. The audio recorded live on July 6 Concert in Erdenet by Ashivard.
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The Peace Torch sailed to all 3 coasts of Canada (via the Northwest passage) aboard the C3 ship for 150 days.This video shows the Peace Run team sharing the torch with Canadians and meeting with some of the incredible people who took part in the C3 project, as well as notable Canadians sharing inspirational messages at the culmination of the journey.
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On Aug 15, 2017, Abhejali Bernardova, a member of the Sri Chinmoy Marathon Team from Zlin, Czech Republic, completed her 6th Oceans Seven challenge by conquering the North Channel from Donaghadee in Northern Ireland to Portpatrick in Scotland (35km – about the same distance as the English channel) in an excellent time of 10 hours 23:48, assisted by her experienced crew (Catalina, EC, Tsugaru): her sister Jana from London, Scottish team member Dhavala Stott and Jayalata from N.Y. According to the ILDSA (link is external) (Irish Long Distance Swimming Association) it was the fastest crossing of the six solo swims so far of 2017.
The North Channel is widely regarded as one of the hardest sea swims in the world, due to low water temperatures (10-14°C, warmest in August), ubiquitous Lion mane jellyfish that surface with the sun, strong currents and very unpredictable and changeable weather. Abhejali is the first Czech swimmer – male or female – to swim the North Channel, the 17th woman overall and only the 49th person in the world to successfully complete the swim.
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Recently, the music group Oneness-Dream offered 31 acapella singing performances of Sri Chinmoy’s music at spiritual locations throughout Tuscany, Italy.
The members of the group are students of Sri Chinmoy and come from several different countries. During the tour, they performed in churches and monasteries in Florence, Sienna and Pisa, and the surrounding Tuscany countryside. The concerts were attended by members of the public and members of the local congregations. Those who attended the concert expressed their appreciation for the uplifting music.
During his lifetime, Sri Chinmoy composed many thousands of songs and also offered many Peace Concerts as an offering to seekers. Sri Chinmoy felt music could be a vehicle for bringing the heart to the fore and dissolving the barriers that can exist between people.
To learn more about Sri Chinmoy, please visit: www.srichinmoy.org.