Comments on: Tradition of the Moon

By: Sandy

Sandy — Sat, 12 May 2012 13:45:02 +0000

Mr. Coelho and Mr. Coelho’s fans:

Does anyone know how to find a Teacher? I’ve searched for one since I can remember, but I’ve never found the right one. I am hoping that blogging here will help me help the Universe lead me to one. Please help me!

Thanks.

By: Khadijah Al-Omoush

Khadijah Al-Omoush — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 19:22:02 +0000

Mr. Paulo,
I have seen your words of wisdom on facebook. Just recently picked up Brida wandering how a book about a woman in search of “magic” could engage me, but wanted to read one of your books to attach your words of wisdom with your published works.

I have to say I haven’t been able to put it down. I can’t say I have read a book about this subject. I am aware of Wicca and the practice well. Each page of the book has me turning to the next as fast as I can. It’s not just the story that engages you are pulls you in, but the fact you contemplate your own life in the words. I reflected for myself on life, meanings, purpose. I can’t say that I have ever done that in a book unless it was “self-help”…LOL!

I can’t wait to review your other works and see what will “catch” my mind. For sure in everyone of your books if the reader allows themselves they can get find their own story and soul among the pages…..

Thank you!

Khadijah

By: faten hassan

faten hassan — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 11:08:30 +0000

hi , well i’ve just read ” brida” & it’s really outstanding , but i just wanna know if there is such real thing as ” the tradition of the moon ” & ” the tradition of the sun ” actually it’s my first time to hear about such things & i wanna make sure if they are true , thanks a million

By: Angkana kalita

Angkana kalita — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 15:17:15 +0000

Dear Paulo
i can’t thank you enough for all the changes that have occurred in my life since i started reading your books and blogs. Whenever i find myself in some difficult or confusing situations, your teachings always show me the way. We can never meet and maybe you will never come to know about me but our angels know what you mean to me and how much i love and respect you. May the Mother Goddess always bless you and let you fulfill your dreams.
Angkana

By: ankit singh rathor

ankit singh rathor — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 11:43:38 +0000

Yes, you are right in what you are thinking. And your question is valid too. And I would say that you have the answer in your question only. If we consider then we get there was only one soul initially. We all are the divisions. But yeah the question arise that aren’t we all connected to each other?

By: sharl boucher

sharl boucher — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 12:50:56 +0000

im very eager to read your book. very very eager:) i have the same situation of being confused and eager enough to know about those traditions though my aunt is also involved in wicca. i will ask her and hope to get great answers. sharl boucher:)

By: Anne Rose

Anne Rose — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 08:39:29 +0000

isn’t it discussed in the tradition of the moon
told by Magus to Brida that there are nine gifts…
discerning of the spirits, interpretation of tongues, word of wisdom, word of knowledge, faith, healing, working of miracles, prophecy, and speaking in tongues.

By: maria

maria — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 20:20:08 +0000

Dear Mr. Paulo,
I’m really trying to find some things about the Tradition of the Moon and the Tradition of the Sun because I’m a little bit confused about them. You know…. what exactly is the Tradition itself and all that. I would be extremely thankfull if you could post something about it or (I know ask a lot) to be in touch with me if it’s possible. I have read all your books twice (started with Brinda) and three times the Alchemist. After reading the Alchemist I started writing a book that I was sure wouldn’t be published however, now my first book is out from a big publicator in Greece. I’m only 16 and now I know that we MUST hunt our dreams and go wherever our road goes because we NEED to follow our destiny. That’s why we were born. Thank you for the amazing moments I’ve spent while reading your books. I hope I’ll take an answer to my question. I hope one day I could be able to meet you (impossible). Anyway. I don’t want to waste tour time. Keep writing Mr. Paulo. Your readers will keep loving your books.
-Maria Daniil, 16, Greece-

By: Just confused

Just confused — Mon, 26 Dec 2011 03:45:06 +0000

Dear Mr.Paulo,
I first read your book the alchemist and I was really, really impressed by it. It answered many of my questions and helped me find hope in life. And thank you for that. Just a few days ago I picked up another book of yours, Brida, which I started reading today and I am a bit confused and stuck up near the part where wicca explains to Brida about the ‘Soulmates’. That the soul divides itself. And I really got onto thinking about it. The soul divides itself when people make love would mean that those people’s childern are a part of the parent’s souls. and this soul goes on dividing and in some other life if those people are looking for their soulmates. Could their soulmate be their great great grand child or something? Atleast with respect to their souls? I apologise if this is an inappropriate question to ask but I simply couldn’t hold on to the confusion.

By: suman

suman — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 16:50:58 +0000

Dear Mr.Coelho,
i 1st read Alchemist after hearing about it from my fav teacher. that was 4 yrs back.then i read brida and witch of portobello.after that came zahir.moving on to winners stand alone,by river peidra,valkyries andfifth mountain. and finally eleven minutes. each and every book of your’s is a new experience. something new to learn. smthing beautiful.

u opened a whole new world for me. a world of mystry,magic nd witch.
thank you

By: Zainab Latif

Zainab Latif — Sat, 06 Aug 2011 14:46:32 +0000

I am reading Brida and actually it made me realize that there’s much more to life then just routine things and usual matters we are involved in.
eg: college, friends, etc etc
People we really should leave normal things as it holds just no importance …

By: rupal barman

rupal barman — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 05:37:21 +0000

yeah …..i just love all the spiritual books

By: Annie

Annie — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 23:34:21 +0000

Pilgrim, where are you going?
Pilgrim, your roads turning bleak
Pilgrim, This quest is your calling
…the curtains are falling…
Pilgrim, where are you going?
And who sets the price on the answers you seek?

Pilgrim (song) – Pain of Salvation

By: dave drew

dave drew — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 16:43:14 +0000

I accidentally picked up Brida and just finished it….and wow…it was during a very trying time when a I had very identical questions…I guess that is exactly how the universe works…Thank you Mr. Coelho…for the much needed literary/spiritual medicine!

By: Natali

Natali — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 16:54:26 +0000

So Abraham, even this is an old post it is interesting to me. I looked up and below your post but didn´t see any of your answers about wicca and Tradition. Or you posted them somewhere else?

By: BHADRAN PILLAI

BHADRAN PILLAI — Thu, 26 May 2011 04:51:21 +0000

dear paulo, i finished the novel Brida.i am confused when i think of the rituals of the tradition of the moon and the logic you described in the book. i know you wrote this novel from your experience that i have understood your biography.In India we are having Atharvaveda describing the magic ,manthra,forces, strange designs and rituals.It’s a new knowledge to me the presence of thoughts like this beyond India.In Brida you have given logical conclusion to many of my questions that i had been asking myself since my childhood.let me thank you for that.

By: BHADRAN PILLAI

BHADRAN PILLAI — Wed, 25 May 2011 12:07:47 +0000

Dear paulo, iam reading your book ‘Brida’.New revealations…STUNNING! The same questions i had been asking myself since my childhood! I am at sea sir..

By: Amina Rai

Amina Rai — Mon, 23 May 2011 16:34:48 +0000

First of all, I wud like to Thank all my friends for showing care and concern. It feels real good to knw that someone tho u do not know them cares about you.
But Mr Cohelo,
I would like to apologise first. I was watching a chinese or a japanese movie and I realised what was missing. Cribbing here will do no good. I need to understand myself and to understand my internal inspiration. You have already showed the way, its me who cudn’t see it. I apologide for acting so dumb but now I have realised what needs to be done.
Many Many Thankx.

By: Heimo Kruschinski

Heimo Kruschinski — Sun, 22 May 2011 16:08:57 +0000

Death is easy. Dying is hard. And to live consciously the most difficult. The tradition of the Moon to follow says so! Black is not bad. It takes the colors. The white gives it back. The color of the pilgrim is gray. Give and take. There are many paths lead to knowledge. Everyone likes to choose who appears to him the best. And no one who follows this tradition should harass other pilgrims. And if someone has no more water should you share it, and do not say that he is guilty himself. Sometimes helps a kind word, a smile more than any instruction.

By: Paulatha

Paulatha — Sun, 22 May 2011 15:28:50 +0000

Death… why that should be easy? Death is beautifull thing and that be easy if right time go to the light or darkness. (I don’t believe that, dark or light.. I believe that all souls go the right place and then all souls doing something, what is good.) Death is not bad thing, that is beautiful thing and there is very beautifull Angel! The Death Angel..

Amina, What are you search? If you really want something you have do something. If you crying here, you used your time and energy for nothing. You have to doing something. Meditation, listening your own heart and soul and find own master in your side. Undestanding what I mean Amina?

By: Harmeet

Harmeet — Sat, 21 May 2011 13:37:17 +0000

surely Amina, thanx for the suggestion. presently going on with winner stands alone. let me finish it.
Have a nice day .

By: Amina Rai

Amina Rai — Wed, 18 May 2011 12:23:56 +0000

Hope is like the Dawn where the birds sing even though it is stll dark….. nice quotation not by me but for you and for all….

By: Amina Rai

Amina Rai — Mon, 16 May 2011 15:52:22 +0000

Mr Cohelo,
Dont you feel like helping the one who is really interested to learn??? You don’t even bother to respond back. I understand that you are very busy but I still hope one day you’d reply…

By: Amina Rai

Amina Rai — Sat, 14 May 2011 14:10:09 +0000

Just smile:)

it does not travel around it revolves around. lol…

By: Just smile:)

Just smile:) — Sat, 14 May 2011 08:45:20 +0000

What travels around the Earth without using a single drop of fuel?
The moon

By: Amina Rai

Amina Rai — Fri, 13 May 2011 12:38:20 +0000

Harmeet,
Try “the secret” as well by Rhonda Byrnes…. hope you’ll enjoy it…

By: Harmeet

Harmeet — Fri, 13 May 2011 08:51:01 +0000

Dear Paulo,
My journey with you started with ‘Zahir’, before that i only read Harry Harryson, archer,fredrick and sheldon. i started it and then after 10 min i was asleep. again after few months i started , suddenly something pulled me to carry on. after finishing Zahir i jumped to Alchemist, wow what an ecstasy.I never realized that i could read such a stuff i was always in fiction and science fiction.i kept on with pilgrimage brida valkyries , eleven min. and above all Manual of warrior of light.I wont say that i am a changed person after reading it but surely when i read you i am energised.i am starting to feel things.your books had given the defination to the huge world inside me.Earlier also i felt it inside me but now it is simply vast.I feel my self at the begining of the road i would like to follow.i am trying hard to distinguish what is going on in my head in terms of brain heart and soul voices. i dont know weather i will be able to do it or not but one thing i know for certain i luv all this. May be someday a guide will come and lead me through all this. In my country people say GURU ( guide )himself will find you. I hoping for that.Things you describe are really facinating, some times i think they are fiction but at the same time i also realize that i feel the joy coming out of me and getting multiplied when i notice and sorrow and anger diminishing when i notice that it is coming out of me only . then i realize that may be what you are telling may not be fiction.Today only i accidently came accross this page and can’t hold myself from writing here. Like all others i would also like to meet you one day.Keep on writing.
Harmeet

By: Amina Rai

Amina Rai — Thu, 12 May 2011 09:56:31 +0000

And the hope dies….

By: Amina Rai

Amina Rai — Tue, 10 May 2011 11:14:49 +0000

Mr Paulo,
If you happen to read my message or my post, u cud make out that I;m constantly trying to get in touch with you…. How wud it be possible??? If there is no hope please replay to it that I cant contact you. Is there a way to contact you???? Please response… just “yes” or “no”… thank you…

By: Amina Rai

Amina Rai — Mon, 09 May 2011 15:59:41 +0000

“The maple leaf… floating in the air… searching for the right place to land…. It needs to be careful as the wind might tear it or the rain might make it fall in the wrong place. It needs to be careful but only FATE would decide where it would land