The Hit-and-Run Driver

I was running about half a block from the house in Hawaii. All of a sudden a car went against the light, made a wrong turn-everything. He ran into me and I just fell down. But I was so lucky. One foot away there was a pole, and I fell against it. Otherwise, my whole head would have been smashed.
 
At that time, I did not think license number. The accident seemed like nothing. But when the shock was over, about two minutes afterwards, I could not see anything."
 
22 March 1980 
 

[Source: "The Hit-and-Run Driver" in Sri Chinmoy,  Run and Become, Become and Run, Part 3, Agni Press/Aum Publications, Jamaica, New York, 1980.]