What if the toughest race isn’t on the track, but in the mind?
When seventeen-year-old Aryan Mehra’s sprinting dream shatters, he’s forced to face a battle no stopwatch can measure. Between pressure, fear, and love, his journey becomes one of rediscovering resilience, faith, and the strength to begin again.
Told through poetry and prose, Sprint of the Soul is a moving exploration of what it means to fail, to heal, and to run toward yourself. Set against the pulse of Mumbai and the quiet rhythm of reflection, it’s a story that will stay with anyone who’s ever doubted their worth, and found courage anyway.
Because sometimes, the finish line isn’t an end, it’s a beginning.
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Miraya V Mehta
Miraya Mehta is a passionate and driven Grade 12 student whose love for athletics and psychology shapes both her worldview and her writing. A lifelong sprinter and football player, she has learned the true meaning of resilience, teamwork, and determination, qualities that fuel her growing interest in sports psychology. Her journey as an athlete, marked by both triumphs and challenges, has inspired her to help young athletes navigate the mental side of competition and performance. Through her writing, Miraya shares stories of hope, self-discovery, and strength, encouraging readers to embrace setbacks as stepping stones toward growth. As she pursues her dream of becoming a sports psychologist, her work stands as a testament to her belief that true victory begins in the mind.
