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Way of the Peaceful Warrior is based on the story of Dan Millman, a world champion athlete, who journeys into realms of romance and magic, light and darkness, body, mind, and spirit. Guided by a powerful old warrior named Socrates and tempted by an elusive, playful woman named Joy, Dan is led toward a final confrontation that will deliver or destroy him. Readers join Dan a..more

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Way of the Peaceful Warrior: A Book That Changes Lives

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Stephen ByrneIt makes you realise that your life is precious and that some things, that we ignore, are crucial, and others, that we place so much value on, are…moreIt makes you realise that your life is precious and that some things, that we ignore, are crucial, and others, that we place so much value on, are relatively unimportant. Examples would be breathing and thinking. It changed my life. It is one of the few books I've recommended to people over the last 20 years. Those that read it are always abundantly grateful to me afterwards. It is replete with wisdom. Dan Milman and the man called Socrates, 'Soc', are embedded in my psyche. It is helpful for overcoming the fear of death. Indeed it is a brilliant coping manual for life. (less)

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Apr 07, 2009Libby rated it it was ok · review of another edition

This was an interesting book from many perspectives, it kept my attention and it was entertaining and easy to read. However, I found myself questioning a lot of the assertions made and at the risk of sounding all new agey a lot of it didn't resonate with me. Perhaps it was the authors occupation as a gymnast and his preocupation with the physical and his ego. I found it hard to relate to his problems and therefore some of the methods of Socrates. I think perhaps that it was just too masculine a..more

Jan 17, 2008Barrett rated it it was ok · review of another edition

i wanted to like this book more; perhaps i didn't because i had expected some Simple Truth in the pages, some life manual that would point me to utter and extreme bliss. to a certain extent, it's there -- if you're looking for the Zen lifestyle. i'm not particularly sold on Zen, though i suppose there are some basic Life Lessons you could glean from this novel: detach yourself from the need to acquire worldly goods, remember we're all part of everything else, etc.
however, this is ultimately a s..more

Feb 03, 2009Kevin Beary rated it it was ok · review of another edition

This review is for my personal journal not for you to read so feel free not to read this : These are more rambling notes and observations for me to reflect on in the future.
As far as the writing , dialogue , character development and interaction , this book is lacking. It was very difficult for me to get through what should`ve been a very quick read. I didn`t really enjoy the characters at all and rarely empathized with them even when confronted with obvious universal 'situations' we all have b..more

May 05, 2011Jesse rated it it was ok · review of another edition

I'm going to keep this one short, or at least try to, because, to put it simply, this book was a huge disappointment.
Loosely based on the spiritual journey and personality transformations of the author's youth, the story ended up far too fictionalized and fantastic to remain credible. At first, the young man's personal struggles were very easy to relate to, and the events that started him on the path to eventual enlightenment were ordinary and believable enough, and my attention was firmly captu..more

Aug 28, 2009Thomas rated it it was ok · review of another edition

I think the biggest warning sign for this new-age fluff piece is that it says in the title 'a book that changes lives'..if a book has to say it in the title, it ain't true. Let the text of the book speak for itself, and it's effects on the reader - don't make it a 'sell point'. Lame.
I *AM* a new-age, eclectic person and I gagged audibly at some of the tripe in this book. Yes, I finished it (yecch), but like a meal which one eats at the in-laws house as to not offend them, it left me with indige..more

Sep 09, 2010Tony Bertauski rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Many of the events in this book are said to be true, but the book is fictional. Right from the start, I was yearning to hear Dan Millman's true story, not a fake one. And I never got past that. As a guide to changing lives, as the title suggests, I applaud the author's efforts to introduce spiritual elements into everyday living. An introspective way of life can be rich and rewarding, and for those searching for deeper meaning this tale points the way. Clearly, many people have found it useful...more

Jan 21, 2012Sean rated it it was ok · review of another edition

This book reminded me of The Empire Strikes Back when Luke meets Yoda mixed with the karate kid. I can't say my life was changed but it does have that classic teacher/student life lesson theme that people will spend money on.

Aug 12, 2010Rob rated it it was ok · review of another edition

I picked this book because it came recommended by somebody I consider pretty motivational. Unfortunately, this book wasn't all that I was told it would be. The writing itself is average at best. There are parts where the message is spelled out for you, but the rest of the book doesn't really make any progress. Still, there are some basic concepts included in this book that are worth considering, and that I will probably think about for some time to come.

Jun 21, 2017Katie rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Every time the author made a comment about a woman, I threw up a little. Between his objectification of women and all the egotistical descriptions of his physique and his performance, it's extremely difficult to root for the main character..or continue reading the book. The lessons of Socrates are well worth learning, however. There are just plenty of other books out there that have the same teachings without the offensiveness.

Nov 18, 2018Atefeh rated it it was ok · review of another edition

کتاب میخواد بگه با هیولای درونتون یعنی ذهن و افکار پریشانتون(اضطراب و افسردگی و پریشان حالیو..) با استفاده از مراقبه بجنگین و شکستش بدین و تا همیشه به آرامش برسین. دو ستاره دادم چون همین جمله منو اندازه یه کتاب کش داد. خسته کننده شد از یه جایی و حوصله مو سر برد.

May 10, 2017Brandi rated it it was ok · review of another edition

I didn't understand this book. I think it's the kind of book that has to come to you at the right time in your life for it to have any meaning. I like Dan Millman as a person (from what I know of his talks and my aunt following him) but his writing leaves a lot to be desired. It's just not very good (yes, my standards are high and casual readers might not care. But there's clunky writing and then there's clunky writing with no depth, which is what I slogged through here. If every other sentence..more

Sep 26, 2013Sam rated it it was ok · review of another edition

While I didn't hate this book, my life was also certainly not changed. The author is a pretty poor writer, and I don't know whether to laugh or cry that one of the jobs/services he provides (as listed at the back of the book) is 'Literary Coaching.'
About a third of the way through the book, I started picturing Socrates as Morgan Freeman, and mentally reading his dialog in Freeman's voice. This helped immensely. Dan started off as Ryan Reynolds, but eventually devolved into Keanu Reeves, because..more

Jul 08, 2014Kaethe Douglas rated it it was ok · review of another edition

One of a former beau's books. I probably didn't get it then, and I don't get it in retrospect.

Feb 18, 2019Bu rated it it was ok · review of another edition

'მოხუცი და მისი შვილი პატარა ფერმაში მუშაობდნენ მათ მხოლოდ ცხენი ჰყავდათ, რომ მიწა დაეხნათ ერთხელ ცხენი გაიქცა 'რა საშინელება' თანაუგრძნობდნენ მეზობლები როგორ არ გაუმართლათ. ვინ იცის გაგვიმართლა თუ არა? პასუხობდა ფერმერი ერთი კვირის შემდეგ ცხენი დაბრნუნდა და ველური ულაყები მოიყვანა თან. როგორ თქვეს მეზობლემა
გამართლება არ გამართლება? ვინ იცის? ამბობდა ფერმერი
მეორე დღეს მისი ვაჯი ულაყის გახედნას ცდილობდა, ჩამოვარდა და ფეხი მოიტეხა.
რა საშინელებაა როგორ არ გაუმართლა!
გაუმართლა არ გაუმართლა?
ომი დაი..more

Apr 29, 2019Mohammad Ali Abedi rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Supposed to be a real life story of gymnast who, while in college, meets a gas station attendant who he nicknames Socrates, and is like a Zen monk or something, and the scenes are like typical anime tropes of the bearded wise sage hitting the smartass youth in the head with a stick.
The life lessons are simple and dull, and aimed at people who have never been exposed to such in their lives up to now. Not surprising, having learned the importance of Zen living and non-attachment to materialism, Da..more

Aug 04, 2017Kelly Creel rated it it was ok · review of another edition

A valiant effort, but hokey storytelling ruins what could be an excellent introduction to meditation, mindfulness and the Warrior (Budo) way. Although this is promoted as a true story, I had a really hard time believing that most of it wasn't fabricated or exaggerated. The true path to enlightenment is usually much more internal, and in that way can be much less outwardly glamorous yet inwardly dazzling. I am sure Millman intended to convey that awe and wonder in his writing; probably every writ..more

Mar 04, 2018Rory Mccarthy rated it it was ok · review of another edition

This book should be entitled: 'A Narcissist's Guide to Spirituality'
Not really a fan. I think the deeper message is lost for me because of the callous disregard this self important snob has for himself. The writing was a complete chore, very preachy and poorly written - very limited vocabulary.
But the main irredeemable quality is that he tramples so many people without any care for their lives, or how his actions affect others.
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Dan abandons his gymnastic team who he helped to get..more

Apr 20, 2019Jonathon Pizzo rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Even though Millman may not be the most prose driven writer out there, he somehow manages to get his message across mostly through dialogue. I read this book after struggling with crippling mental health issues as well as addiction, and some of the ideas he presented were worth some more thought, albeit on my own time.
That’s where my positive feelings about the book stop. Neither of the main characters were likable, deep, or dynamic. The over the top teenage angst driven thought processes of the..more

Dec 29, 2017Marz rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Poorly written and annoying. The dialogue is painful. Too much rather forced mysterious mystical supernatural goo. It distracts from the message.
Spoilers..
Dan seems like a bit of a douche-canoe. I mean.he spends all this time supposedly self improving, then for a long while ends up worse off than most people, marries a woman and 'doesn't have time for her', and then leaves his wife ..and small kid ..to go jaunting about trying to find himself. Finally supposedly figures it out in the middl..more

Oct 31, 2017Debra rated it it was ok · review of another edition

A very well done story that engulfs you even as I argued with many of the 'truths' that Millman presents. I saw the book through to the end and even looked at his website and followed up on his bio info to see where he is today. As a story that makes you think about where you are going and the speed at which we live our lives - always in the next moment- it offers some sage advice to living in the moment and finding the happiness there. I just disagree with the way and how.

Feb 28, 2019David Szatkowski rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Take Plato's 'Allegory of the Cave' (from the Republic), a large dose of Eastern thought (largely what seems to be Buddhism), an OK narrative (but for non-fiction stretches credulity at times), shake well and bake into a book. Reading the reviews, people seemed to either love this book or hate it. I simply was not impressed. Some of it is good, and there are some good points made, but would I recommend it? Not necessarily to be honest, but I would not slam it either.

Mar 08, 2018David rated it it was ok · review of another edition

The first half of the book I was going to give it a rating of four stars since it got me thinking more than a few other books that I'd read recently. The second half dropped it to two stars since I left the book feeling worse off than when I started, which isn't really something that I want to get from a novel.

Mar 02, 2018Suzy rated it it was ok · review of another edition

As I started this book I was thinking there was going to be more to it. As I continued on I felt it was lacking the motivation to be better like many other similar books that I have read. I more or less hurried through to just finish it. It did have some good lines of inspiration, but definitely not a book I would recommend nor one that I would choose to reread.

Mar 28, 2019Rick rated it it was ok · review of another edition

One man's voyage to self discovery and enlightenment, I didn't really relate to the story although I think there were a couple of points that could be relevant. Might work for some but didn't for me.

Oct 21, 2017Dennis rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Yes, this book did have some valuable insights to remember. Other than that it was a pseudospiritual journey that was too absurd to have ever taken place in reality. I liked the movie way more.

Jun 13, 2017Rol Ordaz rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Feb 24, 2018Michael rated it it was ok · review of another edition

A bit too 'too' .. just seemed to ramble on and on with too much protestation, etc. Lost interest.

Jul 31, 2017Valeria rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Osservazioni e spunti interessanti, ma libro noioso da matti. Entrambi i protagonisti non mi hanno suscitato alcuna simpatia: troppo autocelebrativi. Ho fatto davvero fatica a finirlo.

Jul 17, 2018Pamela Milin rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Dec 30, 2018Fabian rated it it was ok · review of another edition

In my opinion this is a case in which the movie is actually much better than the book..

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Dan Millman is a former world champion athlete, university coach, martial arts instructor, and college professor.
After an intensive, twenty-year spiritual quest, Dan's teaching found its form as the Peaceful Warrior's Way, expressed fully in his books and lectures. His work continues to evolve over time, to meet the needs of a changing world.
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