In The Peaceful Warrior movie, Nick Nolte plays Socrates, one of the main characters who represents the ultimate mentor.  The movie is based on a true story, but many of the scenes cause the viewer to wonder if what they were watching actually took place.  In the link to the video below, Dan Millman discusses his interaction with the real Socrates.  Millman says that Socrates really does exists.  He met him at a Texaco gas station at 3:00 in the morning when he was in college.  If that isn’t a twist of fate, then I don’t know what is.  Millman never to my knowledge has revealed Socrates true identity.  Although probably more important than Socrates’ true identity, is the archetype of teacher that he embodies.  Every person needs a mentor.  Some people find a guru in their Higher Self and others seek out actual teachers at various stages throughout their life.  The video clip below is an enlightening analysis of Dan Millman’s interaction with his mentor, Socrates.

http://www.danmillman.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=69&Itemid=69

If you have a vision board, then you will love Mind Movies.  Mind movies takes the idea of a vision board to the next level by offering “vision movies” or mind movies as they refer to them.  The website listed below provides free premade visualization movies for attracting money, health, positive relationships with your friends and family, finding the ideal husband or wife, and spiritual growth.  There is a movie for each particular topic.  Each movie combines numerous images, appropriate music and affirmations for the major areas of your life.  They are high quality, entertaining and inspirational.  For more information, you can visit the site

http://www.mindmovies.com/vid2/DownloadVid2.html

Dr. Wayne Dyer is teaming up with Emmy Award winning director Michael Goorjan to help make the movie, Ambition to Meaning.  Dr. Dyer explores the spiritual journey from ambition to meaning with three real life examples.  The film tells the story of an overachieving business man, mother of two seeking her own expression in the world, and a director trying to make a name for himself.  It premieres Jan. 8, 2009 in Los Angeles.  All proceeds from the event go to the Left to Tell Charitable Fund.  Tickets for the premiere are available at http://www.hayhouse.com/event_details.php?event_id=622.

Below is a link to a 50 minute video of an interview between Hulk Hogan and James Ray.  The interview is very interesting because James Ray asks Hulk questions that go far beyond the image that Hulk has portrayed in the wrestling ring and on his reality tv show.  Hulk reveals how he built his career by following his gut. And although he was not completely aware of the law of attraction at the time, Hulk acknowledges how he utilized that to become successful. 

The interview is not all about Hulk’s success as a wrestler.  In some parts Hulk talks about how he was an overweight and unpopular kid.  This all changed he says at the age of 14 when he incorporated John 3:16 into his life.  That motivated him to be the best that he could be in every aspect of his life.  But, he still had to overcome much adversity before he even started his career as a wrestler.  The interview goes in depth to the man behind Hulk Hogan as he shares some eye-opening stories about what he went through before he achieved success.

http://harmonicwealth.com/index.php/main/hogan

Below is a visualization video from the makers of The Secret. It is a powerful way to start the day and only a few minutes long.

The Compass which premieres in February 2009 looks like it could be a successful follow up to The Secret.  Its stars include John Assaraf, Dr. Joe Vitale, Dr. John Demartini, Jerry Conti and Marie Diamond.  There is not much information about this movie yet.  But there is a brief trailer of it on YouTube and a behind the scenes making of it at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qbUSWXWKCQ.  The video clip is 8 minutes long and shows Joe Vitale preparing for his scenes.