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The Psychic Side of Sports

by Michael Murphy, Rhea A. White · Recommended by 1 person on 1 podcast

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And Michael Murphy who founded the esin Institute did a fascinating book called the psychic side of sports.
Rupert Sheldrake · The Joe Rogan Experience · Sep 2014 Listen at 2:33:05

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The Psychic Side of Sports by Michael Murphy and Rhea A. White is a book exploring anomalous phenomena, altered states of consciousness, and extrasensory experiences reported by athletes during competition. On The Joe Rogan Experience episode #550, broadcast on September 16, 2014, guest Rupert Sheldrake recommended this fascinating work during his conversation with host Joe Rogan. Sheldrake specifically mentioned that Michael Murphy, one of the co-founders of the Esalen Institute, authored the book. By bringing up the title on the podcast, Sheldrake drew interest to the ways in which peak physical performance often intersects with unexpected mental and psychic occurrences. The book collects numerous accounts from sports figures who encountered events defying conventional explanation, prompting readers to reconsider the boundaries of human potential and awareness. Sheldrake praised the volume as a compelling exploration of a largely overlooked aspect of athletics, showcasing how athletes sometimes tap into deeper, unexplained dimensions of consciousness while playing their respective games. The recommendation on the widely heard podcast introduced listeners to the unique intersection of parapsychology and athletic achievement, cementing the book as a notable contribution to the study of human capabilities beyond ordinary sensory perception.

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