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    “The way of the peaceful warrior” is based in a true story combined with fiction, based on the life of Dan Millman, a book that contains romance, adventure and life lesions. The book begins with the first year of college of Dan, at Berkeley in California. Dan has been a champion gymnast, who wants to be part of the Olympics; always getting great grades; in shape, attractive and popular; and with a wealthy family, but still is something missing in his life. Everything started one night in which Dan wakes up in the middle of the night because of a nightmare he is having. Unable to go back to sleep, he goes to take a walk to a nearby gas station. When he arrive at the gas station he sees an old man, who at the one moment was right in front of…

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    The Peaceful Warrior

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    “The journey is what brings us happiness not the destination.” (Millman) This quote can be interpreted in many different ways. When applied to Peaceful warrior one can deduce that it could mean when people chase dreams it is not the destination or the goal that beings us the most joy but it is the path that we take to get to that goal that makes us the happiest and that benefits us. When one applies this quote to the theme of “The value of purpose and dreams” it could be determined that it the…

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    Pride “A warrior does not give up what he loves, he finds the love in what he does”-Peaceful Warrior. In the movie, Peaceful warrior, Dan Millman struggles with completing a dangerous move that no one before him has done. His way of life outside of school which includes partying and drinking all night, does not help either! He relies on his ego to get him through every challenge he faces, Dan thinks he is strong and can do anything he wants, but he cannot rely on himself like the way he…

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    The Ambition and Desire of Self-Improvement in Peaceful Warrior How can one’s ambition lead to a new improvement? Dan’s ambition leads him to do some pretty dangerous things. He also lets his ambition take over him and his actions as well as his thoughts. Dan wants everyone around him to know that he is a perfect person and that nothing bothers him. He thinks that he is perfect because he is rich, is good at gymnastics, and is good at getting all the girls which is effortless for him. All of…

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    Everyone has a dream in their life, such as playing a professional sport, writing a book, or becoming a news anchor. Everyone is chasing after it and they will do anything they can to accomplish it. You are probably thinking about your dream right now. That is what this screen adaptation of Victor Salva’s “Peaceful Warrior” conveys in an exciting, sad, and inspiring kind of way. The story is about a young gymnast Dan Millman (Scott Mechlowicz) and his struggle to make sense of his life in…

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    In his autobiographical novel, The Way of the Peaceful Warrior, Dan Millman inspires and empowers as he takes readers along his spiritual journey of learning important life lessons that apply to both his gymnastic career and personal life. Overall, life seems to be going in Dan’s favor. To his friends and family, he is a good student and talented gymnast at the University of California, Berkeley. Despite his achievements, a feeling of frustration overcomes, and Dan realizes he is not completely…

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    Samurai's Impact On Japan

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    This is just one of the impacts Japanese samurai have left behind. First, samurai were needed throughout Japan for protection and battle. Second, samurai have changed many times over the history of Japan. Finally, samurai have had an important impact on Japan. Without the samurai, the government and lifestyle of Japan would be entirely different. First of all, samurai were needed all over japan. They were first used in Japan during 794 to the late 1800s. Samurai were fierce, strong warriors and…

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    the city and they served as a status symbol. If you lived close to the castle, it would mean you would be a high ranking warrior. These castles had a chinese vibe to them because the Japanese originated from there. They are usually pagodas, which are a religious structure and Asia has a big buddhist following. Further increasing their importance with the buildings and giving more a reason to take them down. It served them well since it gave hospitality to the wounded. Castles would…

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    the Samurai honored the Bushido code. Common values shared by these codes include: honor, faith, and courage. Although Knights and Samurai shared similarities in terms of fighting styles and philosophies, they differed in terms of armour and weaponry. Samurai were the warriors class of Japan and were tasked with protecting nobles and landowners. The Japanese ideology of Bushido, “The way of the warrior”, defined the samurai class. Samurai were instilled with a deep sense of honor, loyalty,…

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    The Code for Warriors Is there a code that ancient samurai warriors followed in Japan? Most professions around the world abide by some code. For example, doctors follow the Hippocratic oath, lawyers have the professional code, and engineers follow the code of ethics. For example, the samurais of Japan also lived by a strict code of conduct called the Bushido Code. Many years ago in Japan, the country had an ethical system called Bushido. The Bushido was the code for the country’s samurais…

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