Your novels aren’t tragedies, they principle end somehow happily, with self-understanding, recognition of main characters. Do you want to deliver some kind of positive thoughts?
I wouldn’t say “positive thoughts” but rather hope: against all the sarcasm, all the detachment our current society dwells on.
And thankyou most sincerely for that. I have read many books but have never been so moved by the message as with the Alchemist. I go back to it every now and then. Keep it close to my heart.
Kathleen xxoo
Paulo,
Your books fill our hearts with joy, hope and new horizon promissing Eden to be discovered in our own hearts.
Love
Luci
I see that a lot of people don’t want to share anymore which leads to sarcasm and detachment.Is it by feeling superior or by fear of lost that people grab around as hungry wolves… tearing apart the heart of our being. Even little children got lost by the behaviour of their parents…
I’m thankfull that there are still people who hope and live on their way with love…may this lead us all to one again.
Love
All Ways
Hildegarde
… and some of members of society you speak of dear Paulo have made their way into this Blog… unfortunately… for them ;)
Thank you for the hope you indirectly offer us, both from and between your marvelous sentences…
There are so many Gems, for those who wish to see them, Love Paul
Hope…
I always will be grateful for the hope your books gave me and especially for: “my heart is afraid of suffering; please tell him that no heart ever suffered..”
there’s something peculiar about it; it has a hidden meaning; higher meaning I would say, the truth that comes only from understanding, love, and faith.
thank you,
love
Agnieszka