Sri Chinmoy attends the Third Sri Chinmoy 24-Hour Race, held at Havemeyer Track located behind the Town Hall of Greenwich, CT, USA.
Sri Chinmoy runs a personal best time of 31.40 seconds for 200 metres in the West at the World Masters Games in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Sri Chinmoy meets with Isamu Takada, Governor of Nagasaki Prefecture, in Nagasaki, Japan.
Sri Chinmoy offers a Peace Concert at the Nagasaki Peace Memorial Hall in Nagasaki, Japan.
Sri Chinmoy travels from New York to watch Sudhahota Carl Lewis compete during the 1988 Olympics, in Seoul, South Korea. He has a long conversation with the Olympic champion.
Sri Chinmoy lifts several Olympians at the Intercontinental Hotel in Seoul, Republic of Korea, including Andre Phillips, 1988 Olympic gold medallist for the 400 metres hurdles; and Calvin Smith, 1984 Olympic gold medallist for the 4 x 100 metres relay and 1988 Olympic bronze medallist for 100 metres.
On the completion of his 100,000th Soul-Bird drawing, Sri Chinmoy writes down the special names he has given to each landmark series from the very beginning in the order they were created.
Sri Chinmoy sinks 78 baskets out of 100 basketball throws from penalty line in Jamaica, NY, USA.
Sri Chinmoy offers a cello concert in the 65th year of his birth, playing and singing 65 songs, to celebrate his cello anniversary, in Jamaica, NY, USA. The 2½-hour concert is his longest cello performance.
Sri Chinmoy does an ABC News Interview in the Studio of Satellite Channel: SEDAT 00 New York, NY, USA.
Sri Chinmoy completes his ten-millionth Soul-Bird drawing, in Jamaica, NY, USA.
Yugoslavia is declared a Sri Chinmoy Peace-Blossom-Nation.
Sri Chinmoy composes two songs, ‘I am a God-pleasing Bird’ and ‘I am a Sky-blue Flower’ — the last in a canon of over 23,000 works that span a lifetime of musical creativity.