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from http://www.flickr.com/photos/chaoticbeaut/3478059296/
Very nice picture. I'll include with my review of <cite>The Zahir</cite>, which hopefully I will find time to update next week.
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Dear T.K. Beautifully said. Nice flights!!
LOVE,
Thelma.
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Querido Mestre,
Linda ilustração. A alma do alquimista…
MARG,
Ca
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Liisa - I’m learning to value the various struggles, hoping one day to take flight with the strength and confidence necessary to pursue my own personal legend.
The butterfly begins crawling on the ground (as a caterpillar), then spins a cocoon (life’s journey) for its own metamorphosis, and then at the right time begins to break free in order to fly. If you ever noticed, Butterflies won’t rest long on just one flower or in one place. They rest and then take flight quickly! I’ve always wondered if that is because they crawled on the ground for so long, they don’t want to take their wings for granted.
Don’t take your wings for granted… I’m still learning how to fly.
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Quite a social butterfly!
:)
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From the scientific view this case is clear - it is a matter of mimesis (camouflage through a similar background). Biston betularia e.g.(I don’t know the English name of that butterfly) is patterned in black and white and lives on birch trees. This must be a new species - Biston alchemistica!;-)
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And what comes to the pic looking different than what it is – I thought first that the butterfly was a fairy photoshopped into the pic. ….but turns out its real beauty! Nice photo.
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Dear T.K.
Thank you so much for your post, and Paulo for posting that picture, which inspired T.K.’s post. (and whoever took the picture, which inspired Paulo to post it here, etc….)
I needed to read about the butterflies’ struggle at this moment. I’ve always been drawn to butterflies, too, I’ve felt that they are, well, very beautiful for a start, but also somehow mystical, they are a sign, and now I know what they symbolize. So thank you very much! Back to building my wings….
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I love butterflies. My alter (artist) ego is a butterfly :-)
The butterfly is a champion insect. When emerging from its cocoon, its struggle is one of independence. If someone were to assist the butterfly in its attempt to break free, the butterfly’s wings would not be able to fully function. The butterfly gains strength in the struggle so when it becomes free its wings will be able to support its flight.
Thanks for posting this picture! This photo represents much in this season of my life. While going through a phase of transformation understanding that I am gaining strength through my own struggles, I continue to persevere knowing my current circumstances are preparing me for what’s ahead. The butterfly resting on Paulo’s book speaks volumes for me. While in this season of my life, it is through Paulo’s writings that I have found comfort in the midst of so many trials. I have been able to learn more about myself through the writings of so many of his books.
Again, thanks for posting this picture. It is a sign. It is a symbol of extreme comfort that alerts me my labor is not in vain, the struggle has value and worth, and I am on the right path.
Love you Paulo!
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it’s a nice photo ;o)
as if the insect knew the book would receive it and be a good and safe place to rest for a moment..
;o)
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Wow… this is so pretty! I also thought it was a cake, a Tiramisu… yummy!
Beautiful!
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What a truly beautiful image.
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from http://bompiani.rcslibri.corriere.it/forum/admin/template/sgarbi/sgarbi_4.html
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from letter to italian editor “Bompiani” TWO YEARS AGOW:
“SALVATE ROSA KRALJ!” [SAVE ROSA KRALJ]
Trieste, 19.marzo 2007
Egregi signori,
se mai (dal punto strettamente editoriale e commerciale, se non umano) vi siete posti la domanda come sarebbero i seguenti titoli:
“ALCHIMISTA” se fosse vissuto e raccontato da una donna,
“ODISSEA” dove Ulisse decide di scambiare i ruoli con Penelope,
“IL CODICE DA VINCI” ideato da Quello Scrittore stravagante che incassa i diritti d’autore non in denaro, ma in chicchi di grano e uva,
“VA DOVA TI PORTA IL CUORE” raccomandato da un cuore dissanguato…
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Beautyful midnight visitor!beautyful light!
Butterfly is one of the elements that allways came into the paintings of my daughter together with the heart ,reinbow and sun!
Wonderful how such fascinating messengers are abel to change the perspective!
Love,
Mirela(the woman in elevator)
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Soulmates.
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Beautiful image! ‘Butterfly’…one of the nick name of the millions of street children in Brasil, because their life, like the life of a butterfly, is so short.
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Who is the visitor? The butterfly? Oh, is interesting. Good idea to show us the picture.Thanks
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A marveleous picture. The butterfly - symbol of transformation, symbol of beauty lying beneath frailty. An answer for you Mr Coelho: with The Alchemist the transformation was complete and from the frailty of life you succeeded in giving to all of us so much beauty.
I will always read your books and I will always learn from them for I have never met someone with so much love for life and people as you.
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Wow..I ve never seen a more beautiful butterfly…
even the butterfly knows why She stands there…
thank you..
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Your sign, dearest Paulo Coelho and your … tattoo! ;]
The butterfly, in Greek Η Ψυχή! Ψυχή means also Soul.
A meaningful symbol.
LOVE,
Thelma.
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What kind of insect it is ?
Maybe it want to tell you something Paulo *smile* :-)
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