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exercise and the spiritual connection
Some interesting personal reflections on the connection between 'peak' experiences, moments of 'flow', spirituality and exercise. A section about the biological underpinnings of these experiences wouldn't have gone amiss, however.
Published 18 months ago by Darren Peluchio
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The Runner's Low
This book was a let down. Recently, I have been reading everything I can find on running, especially any personal experiences in running. Until this book, I had been almost every running book's perfect audience. But, these essays were uninspiring, to say the least.
Published on January 21, 2010 by Chris Custer
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exercise and the spiritual connection,
This review is from: The Runner's High: Illumination and Ecstasy in Motion (Paperback)
Some interesting personal reflections on the connection between 'peak' experiences, moments of 'flow', spirituality and exercise. A section about the biological underpinnings of these experiences wouldn't have gone amiss, however.
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This review is from: The Runner's High: Illumination and Ecstasy in Motion (Paperback)
This book was a let down. Recently, I have been reading everything I can find on running, especially any personal experiences in running. Until this book, I had been almost every running book's perfect audience. But, these essays were uninspiring, to say the least.
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The Runner's High: Illumination and Ecstasy in Motion by Garth Battista (Paperback - November 1, 2004)
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