* It’s the possibility of having a dream come true that makes life interesting. (p11)
* What’s the world’s greatest lie? It’s this: …
This article is written by Ravi Nagar. Please visit the blog Notes to Myself to read the rest.
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Between the great variety of authors that we can find nowadays as favorites, we find Paulo Coelho, who is not only one of the most well-read authors and also one of the authors with major influence and with very much value in the …
This article is written by Solángel Rodríguez. Please visit the blog BrAziL to read the rest.
On the banks of the river Adour
A couple of days ago, I picked up this book, for no rhyme or reason, and then finished reading it over the next 48 hours. No matter how absurd it seems, time and again I have discovered that books end up being read only when the time is right.
Although I had a copy for more than a year or so, I kept putting off reading The Zahir by Paulo Coelho because I had ….
This article is written by Manoj Khatri. Please visit the blog Wordly Wise to read the rest.
‘As everyone knows, the life of a cloud is very busy and very short,’ writes Bruno Ferrero. And here’s a related story.
A young cloud was born in the midst of a great storm over the Mediterranean Sea, but he did not even have time to grow up there, for a strong wind pushed all the clouds over towards Africa.
As soon as the clouds reached the …
This article is written by Ezan. Please visit the blog Epitome of Simplicity to read the rest.
“Keep looking in the mirror. Who can you see?”
“A woman.”
“And what is there beyond that woman?”
She hesitated. I asked again and she said, “Another woman, more …
This article is written by Shanti. Please visit the blog ana_morphic to read the rest.
