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Mindful Thoughts for Cyclists: Finding Balance on Two Wheels Book Review

Mindful Thoughts for Cyclists: Finding Balance on Two Wheels

Mindful Thoughts for Cyclists: Finding Balance on Two Wheels

  • Ivy Press

“Nick Moore reminds us all that however frequently we may cycle, two wheels is always a rather magical way to travel.” – The Simple Things

Cycling is about more than competitive racing, lycra, and physical endurance; it’s about joy, meditative wonder and spiritual enrichment.

Mindful Thoughts for Cyclists presents a series of focused meditations on why and how cycling can be a powerful practice of mindful awareness. From the pleasure of riding down a hill, to finding the

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  1. Anonymous

    10 Jan 2020 Reply
    1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    The book for all the lycra dressed cocky self important road bikers, June 30, 2018
    By 
    Corredor

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    This review is from: Mindful Thoughts for Cyclists: Finding Balance on Two Wheels (Kindle Edition)
    Excellent account of what bike riding is really about. I experience the mindfulness of biking six days a week with my best friend (American Staffordshire Terrier) in tow, while road bikers in their expensive bikes race past me like they are on their way to put out a fire.

  2. Anonymous

    10 Jan 2020 Reply
    5.0 out of 5 stars
    Enjoyed reading this, February 1, 2019
    By 
    Tom Davis

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    This review is from: Mindful Thoughts for Cyclists: Finding Balance on Two Wheels (Hardcover)
    Nick Moore is a major British sonneteer in my opinion, and his skill as a traditionalist poet comes through loud and clear in this meditation on biking. Moore explores the zen of and truth to be found as you pump pedals up hills and down roads and find the self of self in the experience. This is a small book, but O, what a delight!

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