. . . include the 1970s era Chicago White Sox.

 

Does anyone remember this? Anyone know how it might have helped baseball players and teams?

 

http://www.silvalifesystem.com/lp/silva-me...e.com&otag=[sLS-TB]#sthash.khkJM9QM.dpbs

 

Silva’s work has influenced many world-renowned writers, doctors, sportsmen and success coaches. These include:

Wayne Dyer – Best-Selling Self-Improvement Author & Success Coach

Shakti Gawain – Best-Selling Author of Creative Visualization

Marguerite Piazza – Famous Opera Singer

Dr. O. Carl Simonton – Cancer research pioneer

Prof. Clancy D. McKenzie, M.D. – Medical Pioneer

Richard Bach – Best-Selling Author of Jonathan Livingston Seagull

Chicago White Sox – Baseball Team (in the 70s)

Dr. Cleve Backster – Scientist, discoverer of Primary Perceptive Capability in plants

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Russell “Bucky” Dent, a baseball player with the Chicago White Sox, began studying the Silva Method in 1975. In 1978 he was named Most Valuable Player at the World Series. Dent has been quoted as saying, “The Silva Method helped me with my concentration, and it helped me to relax before the pressures of a game.” To this day, many world-class athletes use the principles of The Silva Method to visualize their desired outcomes, improve focus and keep their minds and bodies in optimal condition. Silva has an especially huge following in sports that encourage a mind-body approach to physical excellence. - See more at: http://www.silvalifesystem.com/lp/silva-me...e.com&otag=[sLS-TB]#sthash.khkJM9QM.dpuf

If they did it as a team, they should get their money back. The 70's sucked for White Sox baseball.

If they did it as a team, they should get their money back. The 70's sucked for White Sox baseball.

 

Besides Dent being MVP, there wasn't m,uch to cheer about. I'm surprised Silva would brag about that.