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It was my first book from you, I got it as a gift for Christmas from my daughter but did not read it at the time.. then my loved gave me the same book six month later.
She is a big fan of your writing. I read it, could not stop reading it gave me something in every page, it was beautiful. Thank you very much for it, I can say it changed my life.
Thank you
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El Zahir es mi libro preferido, es un libro que me hizo llorar, pensar, imaginarme cada situacion como si me estaria pasando a mi.
Terminaba de leer dicho libro, y despues me quedaba pensando en que podria pasar, y eso hacia que quisiera estar toda el dia leyendolo.
Con mis quince años, paulo coelho se convirtio en mi escritor favorito
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The first time I read the book I didn’t quite appreciate it because the timing wasn’t right.
I was kind of a happy town without a really interesting story to tell.
But there were other experiences to come for me, new beginnings to undergo and it is now that I truly understand the profoundness of this metaphor.
Thank you very much.
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i hve nothing to say….so good luck for the next novels sir…>”<
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este foi o seu primeiro livro que li, depois dai nunca mais parei. eu adoro esse livro,eh uma das estorias de amor mais lindas que ja li, simplesmnte por ser tao verdadeira,cheia de fraquezas e verdades,sei la,acho que me identifiquei, e me encantei com o livro.
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Good day Sir Paulo I wish you find could a time to visit Philippines sometime. It’ll be a great honor for us to hear you speak or maybe make you sign your books that we collects.. Thanks and see you in prayers!
-yna legaspi
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em news Reply:
October 31st, 2009 at 2:32 pm
hello paulo coelho, i am also your fan. more than that, i want to become a great writer like you. more power! keep on writing for humanity.
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Читаю сейчас “Заира” не перестаю удивляться Вашей искренности и Вашему таланту.
Спасибо, Todo o melhor.
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This book was given to me by the love of my life. I adored it nearly as much as I did my man. I read and re-read the book over and over….I loved the way it challenged my thinking on love and how not to capture love and keep it prisoner but to cherish it and set it free.
I did find that after reading it I felt more selfish about me, my ideas, my needs, my wants and this lead to a lot of conflict with my love. We did not have the same ideas (who does?).
My man and I went separate ways while traveling in South America and I left that book in a hostel in Rio. I could not read it anymore…it hurt too much to think about what I had lost especially because I was convinced that it was irretrievable.
After some weeks, nursing my wounds in SA and feeling very sorry for myself I left for New Zealand. I spent a few weeks in a hostel while I looked for work. Work was hard to come by so I took a job in the hostel making beds for free accommodation. I moved into a tiny room sharing with three other workers that smelled like feet and was due to start work the next morning.
I went out for dinner with a Brazilian man who was very enamored of me although his affections were unrequited as my heart was still broken! We went back to his hostel room which had been mine also until I moved that morning. I lay down on my old bed and promptly fell asleep.
The next morning, I climbed into the bunk beside my Brazilian friend as he had asked me to wake him. As I lay beside him (all very platonic…on my side anyway) I heard someone in the room ask for the time, I raised my head off the pillow and told him the time. He repeated the question. When he spoke for the second time I realised I recognised the voice. I raised my head once more and looked at the man who had asked the question.
It was him.
Out of all the hostels in Auckland city in New Zealand and out of the 600 beds and hundreds of rooms that busy hostel had, my man somehow ended up sleeping in the same room, him on the top bed of my bunk!
We are still together today, although we have gone through some very tough situations….sometimes leaving each other for times. Every time feels like the last, every time it feels like the worst pain in the world, every time we say never again…but somehow each time we find each other just a little bit later.
I have lost and then found my Zahir many times over, I never believe in coincidences and I know what I take for granted I will surely lose. I believe in miracles.
Thank you Paulo for The Zahir and your many other wonderful books that seem to put the miracles of every day into words.
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Sophie Pettenkoffer Reply:
November 6th, 2009 at 4:53 pm
hi Karen!
wow… what a story… Zahir brought sth similar into my life…
My bf (and probably love,for the rest of my life) and I were reading it around the same time… I was so amazed by this book, made me cry everytime I opened it up.
…Well things changed since then, but I wish a mircle like that could happen to me like it happened to you.
I’d love to hear more about your life anyway:)
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I read ‘The Zahir’ this Spring and adored reading it. I related to Esther pursuing her destiny and discovering what she wanted and why- its good to do what she did. We all need breathing space and time to re-evaluate everything with simplicity. I also related to Marie and her pursuit and eventually letting go of him because it was the only thing left to do. It’s a case of you don’t know what you’ve got til it’s gone and unfortunately that’s human nature. If you let someone you love go and it comes back then you know it really loves you. It was a happy ending and I love happy endings- I am sentimental and old fashioned that way!
Great read. Thank you for writing it Paulo.
Karmel
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I am reading The Zahir currently and I think I am at the stage when I too am obsessed with the thought of my Zahir. I can see myself in the book; lost, wondering, searching…
I have a dialogue to exchange. I am following you on twitter and there are a few tweets mentioning you there. My twitter name is’ OnlyAGlimpse ” . It would be kind of you if you can follow my account on twitter so that I can freely exchange dialogue with you.
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hello sir paulo iam ayesha i have just started reading ur book brida i found it very inspirational i just got it from a bookfair at my college the thing i want to appreciate about this book is that it have been written insuch a way that it compresses the love sprituality and mystery keep ur brilliant work up!!!!!
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hi mr coelho,
first i would like to let u know how much i love your books.. and honestly i can relate to almost all the novels i read. anyway i am now reading zahir.. i havent finish the book yet however whenever i read the book i find my self crying.. i myself left the person I love so much.. with out explaination.. with saying sorry..and i just found out that she is w/ another woman. our relationship is different to other relationship. I know its not right to love someone w/ the same sexuality but what if my zahir is a female? i dunno.. really.. im confused.. and honestly when im reading the novel.. every single word touches my heart. right now im in the stage of depression and im hoping.. really hoping someone could ease this pain.. some could help me find the right path.. sometimes im losing hope.. and sometimes i feel like im lost.. anyway i hope u can read my letter.. i really have many things to share.. God bless u and more power..
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adela Reply:
October 17th, 2009 at 3:36 am
Hi Stacey,
I have read your post and feel really sad after reading that. I also love Paulo Coelho books and with every book I feel that I understand the world and my position in it better. With every book I become better person even though I sometimes fight it. Please get more positive maybe your sadness is influencing other people, you don’t even know about. I can understand how difficult it is but you have to think that things happen for reasons. Time will heal everything. I am sure there are other people who love you very much and you focus your energy on them instead of beating yourself. I have been going through difficulty in my life and I am not perfect person but I try to be better. I move on. I have to be because life is beautiful. I wish you all the strength and happiness. Please focus on yourself and other positives you can leave on this Earth.A.
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Hi Paulo,
I love ur work and I have read most of your books. Your books keep me at constant introspection and keeps me thinking always.
But I somehow unable to agree with ur view point of loving many. May be bcoz i have been brought up in an environment where loving many at a time is considered unorthodox.
What i believe is I can love somebody as my friend or i can feel sisterly or motherly but when i love somebody as my life partner I cannot love somebody else with the same feelings. But as you have mentioned in many of your books that we can have many soul mates and love many as our life partners. I somehow become very confused.
The most funniest part is my husband who had never read any of your books have/had same thinking as yours. Sometimes when I read ur books, i feel as if i am talking to my husband :)
Your books are very inspirational but as I mentioned earlier I get confused with the word and meaning of love :)
And most of the times I wonder can you find yourself in the writer you have written about in Zahir ???
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Thank you for your extraordinary work
All these years I have been reading your books and all of them have been a deep inspiration for me and for all my family.
Now is a challenging time for everybody on this planet.
I am very proud to see that you are given your light with your position of accepting that you are important.
And the multinational are not going to sell us.
You are in your power and you deserve to be in your power.
They can not move us.
We are a lot and now is the Aquarium time. It is the time of Knowlege and we are working in groups for the new time of love.
All the structures of the society are changing. Thank you for your work and for your blissfull view to our planet.
Creator of All it is bless you and your family.
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Lisa Reply:
October 16th, 2009 at 12:46 pm
Incredible! Paul is a great writer– Life, love is the most unexpected but it s worth to live- Ups, downs sometimes painful–Yes ,Paul knows descriving painful moments and the endless battle for hope–
Thank you again-
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Hello, folks around the world!
Paulo Coelho _ Thank you for making your point at letting us know, or having us notice, through O ZAHIR, that life always takes its own ways and not ours.
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hello everybody and mr paulo!
the zahir was really an inspiring book and it has really changed everything i always thought. i believe that now im going to find happiness in my life too someway. to dare to do things, to love, and to find myself and who i really want to be! i don’t know how and all but it really is an inspiring book, thanks a lot for writing it!
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ketronique Reply:
October 7th, 2009 at 8:40 am
Hello, just to add to your comment. As i am writing this i am almost finishing the book Zahir. So far i have been shocked at the approach the writer has taken with this book. The first book i read of Paulo is Brida. Brida and Zahir are written differently, still there is a similar message i am getting. That of searching for higher truths in our every day to day lives.
I learned an imporntant thing in Zahir, basicaly reflection. That we are a reflection of the people we love…I hope you continue to write Paulo and whenever you want to visit East Africa specifically Tanzania welcome…thanx
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I completed reading The Zaher, in addition to the romantic story and the useful morals, the story is rich in interesting general geografical and historical knowledge. in addition I like the way the writter was thinking and approching other charactors to reach his wife. the charictor I admir most in the story was Maria becuase I felt that she loves him more that Esther did (at least in the story), and she deserve better end, but this is the trought about life happeness for somebody could be sadness for others.
One more thing If the writter did not get Esther in the end of the story his Zaher will become Maria.
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How do you heal your emotional wounds?
The world as we know it is a product of our imegination. What we call love is usually better to call by it’s correct term, which is addiction. Love as it is cannot be large or small. It can either be complete or it does not exit. Most of us ( and notice I do not say “all of us”, because first of all how would I know such facts, and second if there is a manmade theory about something, then it’s possible that somebody experienced it in practice)…as I was saying, most of us will never know love, because we are addicted to emotions and feelings which are caused by our relationships with objects and people of which our “world” is composed. Love is acceptance of everything and everyone as they are, without prejudice or any emotions caused by our predispositions. There is a saying, that if you don’t love somebody, then you don’t love anybody. As egocentric as the nature has created us, it is nearly impossible for us to love, because we only “love” what we think gives us gratification, or makes us “happy”. Our brain is one sofisticated producer of chemicals which move the world.
And before I get bored of saying what I am sure most of us already know, I will answer the question about the emotional wounds. There are no wounds unless we take things personally,that is to say assume importance….and create a reality which is a mere delusion.
Have you ever observed a wild horse living its life in freedome? Have you ever observed un “unhappy” wild horse living its life in freedome? I hope you’re smiling now. :)
Peace and thank you Paulo
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Namaste,
I can´t express in my soul the gratitude I feel towards you, this book awakened something in me some years ago and since then it has taken me through an unexpected path which makes me feel more alive than ever. You are a blessing which touches everyone who comes in contact with anything related to you. I have only one favor to ask,never stop fulfilling your dharma.
My Most Sincere Gratitude,
Daniel
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Oh I forgot the most important part!
I couldn’t help but identify the protaginst with you personally. I started imagining someone else (who is physically not like you) but by the time I reached the conlusion it was you -in my mind - who was in front of the door with his face “caked with sand” :)
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Hello Sir. Paulo,
It’s been approximately an hour since I finished your Zahir.
First off all, thank you for everything you’ve added for my knowldege and growth packs.
I believe that the time I started reading the part about the “acomodador” in the book was perfectly chosen for me by Allah, because I had planned to read that pages earlier but didn’t. Then, when I sat down and started reading, I realized that what I was doing right then in my personal life is to get rid of my acomodadors, only not knowing that this concept had a name- which your book has told me :)
Another thing is that I personally have a Zahir and while revieving your books trying to choose one of them decided that the Zahir is “the one” I should read. I love to read the thing that suits my recent state, the kind of knowledge earning which Islam calls: Ilm-ul hal (the knowlege one needs to cope with his recent state).
Hmmm what else what elseee… Oh yes
This is the third book of your books I read which made me realize that you are “non-realistic” (not “unrealistic” because it doesn’t give the meaning I am targeting to and contains a negative something). What made me conclude to this thought is that in your books, almost everyone -regardless of their, well… anything - is a philosopher! Everyone has clear ideas about complex conceptions. But you know what, this is your style and I like it :)
About the conlusion, I love your conlusions and what excited when I reached it thinking the best part is coming :) and just as I was preaparing myself to cry (yes I am the kind of audience who likes to be made cry ^_^) Esther said: “I’m pregnant” and I was all (hugh?!) and the tears ran away… I don’t know it wasn’t romantic frankly :) it distracted my concentration (on the tears hehe :D).
And a P. S. :)
Since the word “Islamism” is mentioned in this book, I would like to tell you as your reader that this word sounds and seems very irritating to me… my ears and eyes don’t like it… seeing ISLAM attached to an …ism. Well I’m not saying this because I have a particular thought or an issue about “isming” but it’s not the way we, Muslims, call it. The word “Islam” is simply enough to cover all the nouns that refer to any of those meanings (the name of the religion, the state of becoming a Muslim… ).
In the end, thank you for being around… You know… Readers always love to get in touch with the writers they like…
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Dear Paulo,
Today I finished reading Zahir and I’m crying from this feeling that I cannot describe. You brought me back to the steppes of Kazakhstan. The whole feeling of it is so real, so true! Your description was as though you took it from my own memory: I remember galloping on the horse across the endless steppe, wind in my hair, eternal blue sky, smell of wormwood, liberating feeling of being one with the horse, the sky, the steppe, the whole Universe! Freedom.
10 years ago I had to leave Kazakhstan, running away, trying to save my life. I’m living in Cyprus for many years now. I began a new life here. I’ve separated my memories from feelings, so I could only see pictures of the past but not feel a thing, because some feelings were extremely painful.
Cyprus became my second home. I love this place, I love the sea. I have a new and completely different life here. I thought I didn’t miss anything from my past life, I’ve travelled few times back to Kazkahstan, just to visit my relatives but only reading your book took me back to the place where I grew up, to the place I love, the place that is so much a part of me.
Thank you!
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Dear mr.paulo
i am a reader from indonesia.i’ve almost read all your book.but Zahir the first book that can me see my problem in another perspective.
i always think that i am a victim of love.it’s painful in 10 years of my marriage.now, i stop looking for love that i need. because love has it’s own life.like you said in Brida-love is liberty.love is freedom. now, i can let my zahir go to find the mission of his life.
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My Zahir….
Let me see .When i first read this book I was suffering..
This book made me discover the patterns in my behaviour and how i developed a Zahir..
I had problems in my family and love life gave me conselation .So when i had a relationship problem it was like all hell breaking loose..
All my insecurities and mis trust emerged..All my vulnerbaility surfaced.
Funny that the period i suffered the most I understoord me the most.
This book helped me to search for me.
I can’t claim to have stopped obsession but surely I will know how to deal with it -with acceptance and compasasion not supression- when i face it again.
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The Zahir is a masterpiece reminding us the basic thing in life often neglected by many.
How come you can think so deep about life and love and other things?
I fully admire you. =)
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a medida que iva leyendo este libro me iva sumergiendo en la historia tanto que me lo tome a manera personal, cuando llegue al final me pregunte porque regreso con ella si esta embarazada de otro hombre, dije que quizas nunca haria tal cosa, pero lo dije porque nunca habia conocido el amor como lo he conocido ahora, el amor te hace hacer cosas que nunca pensaste hacer, gracias paulo por regalarnos libros como este que nos cambian la vida y que nos enseñan que la vida no es como se dibuja en nuestra mente.
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Zahir.A nice story about love, life, change, challenge…I think everybody has a Zahir but every individual has to decide alone and will decide alone if is sacrifying years from his/her only life…to get back the loved person or will give place in his/her heart for a new love, a love without conditions. Of course 100%love drives us, peoples in any direction it wants. being in love means loosing ground…the question is do we want to stay on the ground? many questions could be raised. However the story touch everybodies heart and mind, makes people to start thinking about the remaining time. In those times in which we are living, we need to be fed with this kind of books, we need to be shaked up and told that we are to fast,running in parallel and opposite direction with life and have no tangence with it. We need more breaks.
Thank you Paulo Coelho.
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I love your books. I’d love to meet you one day!
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After I read this book i began to see love differently. Zahir is the real love that give us freedom, that gives us dreams. Love is the engine life. This book make me dream to that love which goes beyond time and space.
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Hi Paulo, just to say thank you for the energy that you print in your work , we should understand each other, I´ve been in a relationship for 8 years, my Zahir is not the same that she was before , and so I am. After read the book I found myself in a meditation moment and I belived that every person in life has a chance to change or to find a new way to face this begining, our personal stories are specials and as you say we have to forget our past to reborn in present and live in happines,
Thanks for the inspiration to live
A friend
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lo zair e il primo degli 11 libri di coelho che ho letto.mi sono ritrovata in tutti ma a questo ci tengo in particolar modo perche mi ha aperto la via verso la mia ricerca spirituale
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