| Join Dan on this 12-day journey of a lifetime! Wing your
way to the Land of the Rising Sun where you will discover
the spiritual treasures of Japan -- the serenity, simplicity,
natural beauty, balance and spirit of the peaceful
warrior's way.
Your Seminar with Dan:
Discover the joy of traveling and sharing with resonant souls in the "hidden school" of ancient Japan –sacred sites and power places that reflect the secrets within your own heart. This 12-day program goes beyond conventional tours to include seminars and commentaries with Dan, who helped to design this truly custom experience. With this journey to the East, Dan moves into a new phase of his teaching work: Rather than offer rote, pre-set topics, he will apply a living, interactive approach, addressing whatever topics that best serve your interests and growth in the moment. You'd be amazed what sorts of topics are covered in this manner!
An Intimate Community of Peaceful Warriors:
Dan chose Japan as the destination because - in his words - "We are an
inseparable part of our environment. Just as we can change our surroundings,
our surroundings can change us. And this journey to the heart of Japanese
culture serves to refresh our spirits and nourish our souls, providing a
needed antidote to the pace of modern life and technology."
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Highlights of your seminar with Dan include::
- Japan, Zen, and the heart of the spiritual journey
- Moving between the worlds
- The power of reality (a de-programming experience)
- The arc of energy - a transpersonal meditation
- A warrior's meditation
- Naikan—the three questions that change lives
- Open forums on topics of interest
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During your journey in Japan, experience:
- Kyoto, site of the ancient government and religious capital
- Ryoanji, world famous sand garden—
the essence of Zen
- The power of reality (a de-programming experience)
- The arc of energy - a transpersonal meditation
- Kinkakuji, the Golden Pavilion, steeped in history and mystery
- Nijo Castle of Shogun Tokugawa, with the “nightingale floor”
designed to warn of ninja assassins
- Nara's Naikan Center, where you may meet one of Dan's
foremost mentors, then practice a unique form of self-reflection
- Zen meditation in temples steeped in sacred traditions
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Next, journey by the shinkansen, the streamlined "bullet-train",
to the foothills of Mt. Fuji, the soul of Japan. In this lake and
forest region surrounding the mountain, along with peaceful
warrior gatherings, you'll be able to:
Take a sunrise hike up one of Fuji-san magnificent trails
Experience the meditative Zen tea ceremony (cha-do or cha no yu), a practice
reflecting the samurai ideal of serenity
Luxuriate in revitalizing mineral springs—a traditional Japanese bath
And much more
Daily presentations will range from short talks to several-hour occasions. As Dan says, "The words are there to support the experience."
And what an experience it will be! You will return to everyday life with new perspectives on living and a deeper understanding of your place in the world. You will have found the “hidden school” (the only place you will ever be found), along with a map for living a full and functional life on planet earth – with your head in the clouds and feet in the ground.
YOUR FACILITATOR
Dan Millman is a former world champion athlete, university coach, martial arts instructor, and college professor.
His books, including Way of the Peaceful Warrior, Sacred Journey, The Life You Were Born to Live, Wisdom of
the Peaceful Warrior, The Laws of Spirit, Everyday Enlightenment, No Ordinary Moments, and The Journeys of Socrates
have inspired millions of readers in 29 languages worldwide. The feature film, Peaceful Warrior (starring Nick Nolte),
was adapted from Dan's first book based on his college years. Dan's talks, seminars and workshops bridge the generations
to influence men and women from all walks of life, including leaders in the fields of health, psychology, education, business,
politics, sports, entertainment, and the arts. He and his wife Joy live in northern California. He has three grown daughters
and two grandsons.
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