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June 25, 2009

Bookstore in Taipei by Denny

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Thank you Denny!

The books have been released so far only in UK, India,Russia, US, Greece, France, Holland, Hungary, South Africa, Lebanon and Middle East.

In May: Australia, Iran, Bulgaria, Poland and Slovakia

If you pass by a bookstore and you happen to have a camera on you, if you see the book in a visible place - it would be great that you would take a picture and send an email to : image@paulocoelhoblog.com

Thank you!


To see the readers photos, check the sidebar in here.





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Published on June 25, 2009 03:14

Your story in my blog : Keeping the act by Gabriela Abalo

based on Paulo Coelho’s book “The Winner Stands Alone”

Celestine is once again looking at her face, checking if everything is in place. She looks stunning as usual, being the perfect picture of success, the dream of her many fans around the world; she’s well known, rich and successful. All that and much more was the prize for selling her soul!
A dry sarcastic smile suddenly dresses her beautiful face, with resignation she lights another cigarette and sips some more champagne, as if this could era

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Published on June 25, 2009 03:13

Today’s question by the reader : Kerttu

The reason I’m writing, is regarding your recent youtube video in which you asked who are the people who support the most.

There was a person who always supported me through everything - my grandmother. She passed away almost a year ago. But somehow I still feel that she is there for me somehow. Like she was watching over me and guiding me. Do you think it’s possible? Do you believe that there is somehow a way she could still be here for me?

Yes, I believe in presence of our loved ones and how th

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Published on June 25, 2009 03:11

June 24, 2009

The Doctor

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Iran 2000

(Late Sunday I watch Neda’s video. I suspect that I recognize Arash Hejazi, but I prefer not to believe in what I am seeing. I send him and email)

Sunday 21 23:011

Dear Arash

I need to know where you stand, if things that I am seeing/reading are true. Then I can myself take a position - depending on your advice, of course.

love

Paulo

Date: Mon, 22 Jun 2009 02:05:05 -04:00

Subject: your country

Dearest Paulo,
I am now in Tehran. The video of Neda’s murder was taken by my friend, and you ca

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Published on June 24, 2009 04:57

Your Space in my Blog : 24th June of 2009

This space is for you to share your ideas on anything that you consider relevant today.

You can publish here excerpts from your blogs or news and articles in general that you think make a difference to the world today. Try to make a bit of editing on what you post here - try to highlight passages with copy-paste, rather than simply giving links.

Please keep in mind that this blog is currently viewed by 230.000 unique visitors a month, and chances are that many of them are going to read your though

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Published on June 24, 2009 02:10

Iran by Neda

My best friend in Iran, a doctor who showed me its beautiful culture when I visited Teheran in 2000, who fought a war in the name of the Islamic Republic (against Iraq), who took care of wounded soldiers in the frontline, who always stood by real human values, is seen here trying to resuscitate Neda - hit in her heart.

You can follow Iran in crisis : live here

UPDATE 23/04 10:50 PM: GOD WILLING, I WILL HAVE NEWS FROM MY FRIEND TOMORROW AFTER 2:00 PM, THEN I WILL POST HERE NOT ONLY HIS NAME, BUT AL

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Published on June 24, 2009 02:08

The Warrior Of Light And Resistence

Paulo Coelho

The warrior knows that the most important words in all languages are the small words.
Yes. Love. God.
They are words that are easy enough to say and which fill vast empty spaces.
There is, however, one word - another small word - that many people have great difficulty in saying: no.
Someone who never says no, thinks of himself as generous, understanding, polite, because ‘no’ is thought of as being nasty, selfish, unspiritual.
The warrior does not fall into this trap. There are

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Published on June 24, 2009 02:08

Virgin Bookstore City Center Mall, Kingdom of Bahrain by Mazen

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Thank you Mazen!

The books have been released so far only in UK, India,Russia, US, Greece, France, Holland, Hungary, South Africa, Lebanon and Middle East.

In May: Australia, Iran, Bulgaria, Poland and Slovakia

If you pass by a bookstore and you happen to have a camera on you, if you see the book in a visible place - it would be great that you would take a picture and send an email to : image@paulocoelhoblog.com

Thank you!


To see the readers photos, check the sidebar in here.





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Published on June 24, 2009 02:07

Iran and Rumi

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Rumi, Persian poet (1207- 1273)



We are as the flute, and the music in us is from thee;

we are as the mountain and the echo in us is from thee.

We are as pieces of chess engaged in victory and defeat:

our victory and defeat is from thee, O thou whose qualities are comely!

Who are we, O Thou soul of our souls,

that we should remain in being beside thee?

We and our existences are really non-existence;
thou art the absolute Being which manifests the

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Published on June 24, 2009 02:05

Your story in my blog : Birds by Barbara Zedler

When she was a child, Magdalena loved to sit on a swing that hung in a huge oak tree in the garden of her grandparents. There were always many birds in the garden and little Maggie enjoyed listening to them, wondering what it was they were telling to each other.

When she was older she read that birds were singing either in order to mark their territory or to attract a potential partner. Magdalena didn’t believe this. There had to be more behind these beautiful sounds and melodies which sounded a

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Published on June 24, 2009 02:02