By Paulo Coelho
Zhuangzi, the famous Chinese writer, tells the story of Zhu Pingman, who went in search of a teacher in order to learn the best way to slay dragons.
The teacher trained Pingman for ten whole years, until he had honed to perfection the most sophisticated dragon-slaying techniques.
Pingman spent the rest of his life looking for dragons in order show off his skills: to his great disappointment, he never found a single dragon.
The writer of the story comments: ‘We all prepare ourselves to slay dragons, but end up instead being devoured by the ants of the details that we never bothered to look at.’
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Na verdade apenas um comentario,
Sonho em conhecer o Paulo Coelho,
tenho algo importante para avisa-lo.
apenas de o meu nome para ele saberá do que se trata.
Excellent!!!
Absolutely true!!!
Thank you dear Paulo!!!
Hugs and kisses,
Glorita
“Que todos os Dias quando
Você acordar… Receba dos
Céus a Bênção de ter
sempre por perto as
Pessoas que te Amam…
bjs
It’s about me:-)
Thank you)
Ohh my! :) I have a question to you, Paulo, with this message. But if “the devil lives in the details”, it seems that I have now something to think, again! :) How can I know or be sure that I can see the difference between the things? I understood the message but I also see people so attached with the details, that sometimes they’re not able to see the whole scene. Ohh… I’m thinking here… And someone needs to slay the dragons, no? Where they exist, of course. Ok. Let me think a little more about this text!
Be blessed you! You always make me think! :D
Marta :)