This is a fantastic movie. It's based on Dan Millman's book. Nick Nolte plays a great part in it. Here is the trailer.
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Posts: 4286 (10/07/07 04:47:57) |
yeah it is very good....so are all the books if you get a chance to read them....
there is a thread on this already somewhere else....but I am too lazy this am to look for it....  sandy
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Posts: 3796 (10/07/07 06:04:25) |
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This was a great movie and i enjoyed millman's books as well. There were a few post about the movie, but on various threads. Here is a result of a search i did on peaceful warrior MIS. post made about Peaceful Warrior Here's a Link to Dan's website Here has some interesting stuff on his blog. Hope this helps. kathleen ~  ~
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Posts: 14 (10/07/07 10:46:24) |
There are lot of good lessons to be learned from that movie. I pick up more and more every time I watch it.
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Posts: 2 (01/29/08 18:41:25) |
There are lot of good lessons to be learned from that movie.
I agree with Fitness Wizard,at least I learned a lot from it. |
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Posts: 2485 (02/02/08 17:46:58) |
I finally rented Peaceful Warrior. I watched it with my kids. I'd like to watch it again with my hubby, when he's home. I remember Shakti Das spoke
so highly of it and have wanted to see it since.
Thanks Shakti Das, Ma
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Posts: 684 (02/02/08 18:12:10) |
So many timeless lessons I gathered each time I watched it.
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Posts: 9153 (02/05/08 12:05:48) |
Yeah!
Peaceful Warrior is such a great display and affirmation of what can be done when/if we learn how to break the habit of thinking inside the box. How much of our daily practice is dedicated toward breaking up old rigid patterns encapsulated by pre-existing body/mind dynamics, then allowing us to "get down" into transpersonal alignment that further allows access to the spontaneous and natural flowing expression which truly inspires and supports us! Jai Ma!
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Posts: 1047 (04/28/08 15:13:32) |
In the movie Nick Nolte plays the pivotal part of Socrates. Do each of us get to meet Socrates or is he inside us yet to be awakened? Does this represent the
critical thinker, the outside the box entityt?
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Posts: 1185 (04/28/08 17:07:16) |
One of my favorite lines in the movie is when the kid is sitting on the car 'until he thinks of something' and he comes back and says something to
the effect that he
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Posts: 6 (05/06/08 21:46:18) |
The film's tone is indeed mystically propelled, but while these elements seem far fetched, the sheer depth of commitment by the cast make us overlook that.
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