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An American Made WF Yogi Relates His Sacred Imogene Pilgrimage

In my last DL,i made a veiled invitation to Master Student Alan “L’Gaté” Ludgate to submit a Race Report on our shared Pilgrimage to the Mother of all Mountain Races, Imogene Pass last Saturday. Like the impeccably brilliant Master Student he is, L’Gaté immediately produced this offering for all of us. May each of us […]

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Namaste My Precious and Noble Warriors! Just back from the Imogene Pass Runand had an absolutely SPECTACULAR pilgrimage to my old h(om)elandand one of my premier mountain venues before i broke my back. my “race” was quite emotional as i TAF’d it would be. hec yeah it was tough and HUMBLING on my ego seeing […]

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Race Day in Old Oraibi; When A Pilgrim Pulls A Ham

i had found my Prayer Wheel; and it was my own flying feet… – an injured coach ilg, in the final 800 meters of the Old Oraibi 8k footrace The START LINE was a scratch of blue cornmeal across the weather-smoothed dirt in the America’s most continuously inhabited village Old Oraibi. Race Director Juwan Nuvayokva, […]

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Old Oraibi Footracing and the Pain of Transcendence

Pre Race Day of the Old Oraibi 8k; Hopi Reservation, Arizona, last saturday. *** “If something can be remedied,Why be unhappy about it?And if there is no remedy for it,There is still no point in being unhappy.”– ShantidevaGuide to the Boddhistva’s Way of Life one of the images that will be sure to flicker past […]

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i blow a tire at Oraibi 8k…

Published on Aug 11, 2008 by in Native Americana, Racing

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i blow a tire at Oraibi 8k…

To work with changes now, in life: That is the real way to prepare for death. Life may be full of pain, suffering, and difficulty, but all of these are opportunities handed to us to help us move toward an emotional acceptance of death. It is only when we believe things to be permanent that […]

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Off To My Final Hopi Race before Imogene…

Imagine that you had gone all your life without ever washing, and then one day you decide to take a shower. You start scrubbing away, but then watch in horror as the dirt begins to ooze out of the pores of your skin and stream down your body. Something must be wrong: You were supposed […]

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Racing To Become A Disciple of "The Light"

click on photos to enlarge your chi hit…my race report from The 43rd Annual La Luz Trail Race…may this benefit your own Practice: a big Sacred mountain… and… a humble WF yogi… just getting to the Start Line…just toeing the Start Line among hundreds of sport-specific runners, many of whom are wearing “Hardrock 100 Mile” […]

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Off To The (Mountain) Races!

Published on Jul 31, 2008 by in Racing, Travel Log

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Off To The (Mountain) Races!

i took this shot of the summit area of Sandia Peak, 10,678′, a few years ago while snowshoe training. come with me this Sunday as i footrace up this giant of the southwest! in my continuing buildup toward attempting to survive the Imogene Pass Race thisSeptember,it stokes my agni and sparks my kundalini to announce […]

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