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There was a time when sport was a vehicle for inner transformation. There are many athletes who have been very successful and have applied internal psychology to their performance and won championships. However, after these athletes end their careers they feel lost as they have not used their training and competition as a vehicle for mastery over self or ego. When sport training has finished, they find a hole in their life and often fall to pieces.
Few people find the true purpose of sport. It is at no point to make money and win. I believe...
Human Potential Plus would like to thank these athletes for their candid and insightful approach to being the change they want to see in the world.
If we are to change the world, we must end all the conflicts we are in in our daily lives. That must become our sole purpose in living. Competition must be where we test our commitment to being our best, so others can be their best. Once we attain this at the highest level, it becomes an art form and winning becomes an exercise in mastery over self.
Coach Bri
Few people find the true purpose of sport. It is at no point to make money and win. I believe...
...sport provides a way for people to come to terms with their potential and their limitations. Sport teaches how to reach and learn, to shine as a person .... to be brilliant.
Sport is a source of inspiration and quality to others. This is what Athletes for a Peaceful Planet is all about. The following athletes have answered some very powerful questions about life and the necessity for a peaceful planet. They are using their sport talents (as any talents can be used) to psychologically shift from external to internal psychology. Human Potential Plus would like to thank these athletes for their candid and insightful approach to being the change they want to see in the world.
If we are to change the world, we must end all the conflicts we are in in our daily lives. That must become our sole purpose in living. Competition must be where we test our commitment to being our best, so others can be their best. Once we attain this at the highest level, it becomes an art form and winning becomes an exercise in mastery over self.
Coach Bri
