Cycling: is there a spiritual side to it?

@synchronicity I like your attitude, the mechanistic world view has its merits. My question was an open one, so you are very welcome to reply. The Ultra spiritual Youtube guy is pretty funny. A mate of mine sent me this before, who has been known to think spiritual. So one doesn't exclude the other.

Rupert Sheldrake's book is meant to show that spiritual practices have benefits for humans with or without religion, and these benefits are natural and not neccesarily transcendent. Like meditation can calm you or give you concentration. Nothing floaty about it.
 
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What religious/spiritual people forget is that we too are animals.

You missed the word 'some'. I'm firmly in neither camp. Bad rides - good rides. Even getting into a bit of shoving with a 'roid rager whos just driven into me releases something positive into the blood. The feel good factor from endorphins, exercise, being in nature is fairly described as spiritual. I'd class any disagreement as one of semantics.
 

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