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See Peaceful Warrior Free

March 30th, 2007 Posted in Movies / TV / Stage, Spirituality, Teacher / Practice

Peaceful Warrior posterAnyone who knows me well knows that in my opinion, far and away the best movie of 2006 was Peaceful Warrior, based on Dan Millman’s beloved autobiographical novel Way of the Peaceful Warrior, which has been a portal to the inner path for many. Simply put, there is no movie I am aware of that more honestly and movingly shows what learning with an authentic spiritual teacher is like, capturing the traps, lessons, pains, and joys experienced upon the way.

I paid to watch Peaceful Warrior three times in theaters last year. This weekend, I’m going to see it for free. Universal Studios is offering $15 million dollars worth of free tickets to see the movie in the first weekend of its general release, starting from today through Sunday.

Claim your tickets here!

  1. 8 Responses to “See Peaceful Warrior Free”

  2. By Joe on Mar 30, 2007

    And your welcome for telling you about it.

  3. By Jon on Mar 30, 2007

    Thanks, Joe. And Zaadz, and Wellspring, and …

  4. By a. julie on Mar 31, 2007

    sold out in chicago.

  5. By Jon on Mar 31, 2007

    Good to hear… It sold out at several theaters down here, too!

  6. By bruced on Apr 1, 2007

    Saw it today. Loved it!

  7. By greenfrog on Apr 9, 2007

    I read the book and enjoyed it. Not overly crazy about what I perceived as the enhancements to the underlying experiences, but quite happy with the presentation of the development and maturation process of a soul discovering there’s more to what meets the eye than what we typically see. FWIW, I liked the movie more than the book.

    My finding this post last week coincided with my running across Millman’s second book at Barnes & Noble on Saturday. I’m about half-way in.

    Thanks for the prompt.

  8. By Jon on Apr 11, 2007

    Yeah, the book never grabbed me, really, but the movie really, really did.

  9. By Eugenio on Mar 24, 2008

    It´s a great movie.

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