dharma fits in. dharma and karma, two words you may have heard of in relationship to hinduism - but dharma is this kind of order to everything, the order to the cosmos, but also your obligations in life. now you want to burn up karma; then you do your dharma selflessly - you do it with nonattachment. first off, you're wise enough to learn from your experiences about where you should be in life, and then once having learned that, you follow that without attachment to the end results, either good or bad. that's the difficult point with karma is renunciation - you renounce the fruits of your efforts and you say, "i'm doing my duty, i'm following my dharma." you see this a lot in buddhism, too, also, when we get there. but that moves you along the path with equanimity so that you're not building up new karma - you're moving along the path, you're growing. and of course, through ultimately, through the various yoga practices, sometimes following a guru, devoting yourself to a guru, these are the kinds of

rather dramatic sail replacement that was last year when we were competing against the polish boat dharma. we were on our way across the baltic sea from finland to poland that's when the top most sail collapsed but it took the cadets some four hours to get a new one back up all that happened amid strong winds and torrential rain. don't touch that. again is the bosun's favorite student like all the other cadets he joined me as crew three months ago that remembers only too well the terror he felt when confronted with the prospect of climbing a fifty metre tall mainsail must. my heart sank and i shivered all over although we didn't go very far on the last occasion. and then we have that time the boat was more to house sites in petersburg we looked up at the top of the mosque and wondered whether it was possible to receive his soul but now it's quite a routine thing for me to do. i remember the ship being caught up in the vicious still need he had during the race. sail in the gym gripped. the guys had to be sent to the far end of the bow each with safety equipment. the ways were so big. and t

such as mayor and dharma joshi or cold wind jammers and it's no wonder our lives are in the wind if there is no wind we go nowhere the poles were fortunate i don't know if it was a small stroke of luck or an educated guess they showed a slightly better performance than we did the wind is what matters. ms crew takes in the sails before entering the spanish port town of kid is. in accordance with tradition it parades in front of thousands of spectators on the russian and polish ships more side by side like two peas in a pod. the sail boats turn into a floating exhibition open to the public for a few days anyone is free to inspect them inside out. meanwhile off duty say less get into town. and. the crews of all race competitors get together. with snacks drinks. their rivals or see shake hands secretly hoping they will emerge victorious next time and receive such congratulations on the victory. today this is the last stop for me she will later join thirty other sailboats returning to portugal and then the russian ship will follow a route of her own once again the wind and waves will be both h

there's one mile to go to the finish line the polish ship dharma legendary came an hour ago. we should come second. there were closer to the line because they had been going a bit further south and benefited from southerly winds. they had a lead of several miles. cool on the deck is quest for the news of the defeat. shall we say three cheers for the winners. like. you see yourselves. to me. but you should take place to face and victory in your stride. i'm upset of course i really don't know about the others but we had a chance to win and we didn't the way that i see it today we just didn't go. the right way i don't think it was the right way. we simply should have taken another route. it was a fair race after all it is the captain says. well we'll bound to win the next time. and they're disappointed no less finally getting to this place i think. is. such. josie or cold wind jammers limbs and it's no wonder our lives are in the wind if there is no wind we go nowhere the poles were fortunate i don't know if it was a small stroke of luck or an educated guess they showed a slight