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Il bar celestiale
In un momento di profonda crisi esistenziale, un musicista trova rifugio in un bar immaginario, un luogo di transito per viaggiatori. Con l'aiuto di una guida spirituale, l'attraente cameriera Paula, e attraverso numerose prove, riesce ad approdare a una piena consapevolezza di sé e a raggiungere l'equilibrio che apre le porte alla vera felicità e al successo.
- GenresNovelsSpirituality
187 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1994
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September 14, 2015
4.5
This is a rather unique book. I even have problems describing its genre. Spiritual journey, what the author has called it, is the best I could come up with, but it has loads of philosophical and fantastical elements to it, too. It is a really dialogue-driven novel, and it deals with an own, full-grown philosophy about life. I have to admit, at times, it is really information-packed and a bit heavy (hence the half star minus).
I loved how the author created a whole philosophy - of course it has elements of philosophies that have been created earlier, but it really feels like a whole. I like that it's handed to us in written / novel form, as a fictional choice choice... you may even consider to adapt it to your own life, you may not... but it's not a violent "shove-it-down-everyone's-throat" kind of philosophy about life, even though it shares elements with some of those.
It is also really interesting how you cannot be fully sure whether the whole thing actually happened, or if it was just a dream, or even a spiritual dream.
I also loved the writing style. Really nice, associative type of storytelling, and authentic voices what I think describes the narrative.
This is a rather unique book. I even have problems describing its genre. Spiritual journey, what the author has called it, is the best I could come up with, but it has loads of philosophical and fantastical elements to it, too. It is a really dialogue-driven novel, and it deals with an own, full-grown philosophy about life. I have to admit, at times, it is really information-packed and a bit heavy (hence the half star minus).
I loved how the author created a whole philosophy - of course it has elements of philosophies that have been created earlier, but it really feels like a whole. I like that it's handed to us in written / novel form, as a fictional choice choice... you may even consider to adapt it to your own life, you may not... but it's not a violent "shove-it-down-everyone's-throat" kind of philosophy about life, even though it shares elements with some of those.
It is also really interesting how you cannot be fully sure whether the whole thing actually happened, or if it was just a dream, or even a spiritual dream.
I also loved the writing style. Really nice, associative type of storytelling, and authentic voices what I think describes the narrative.
January 11, 2009
I read this book eons ago, but images from it have stayed with me, about how and why the character simplified her life and the impact of doing so. It gave me a similar vibe as the Celestine Prophecy.
May 22, 2008
A little hokey, but insightful & well timed in my life. I read this book just a few months before I discovered the Last Concert Cafe ;~)
August 25, 2012
Not bad, intersting view of what life can be!
May 14, 2013
espectacular sin lugar a dudas ,una fuente de inspiraciones y frecuencias .
June 10, 2015
Excellent book and so applicable to my life right now.
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January 31, 2010Loved this book.
June 19, 2024
cool i guess
January 29, 2021
I adore this book. During a period of time where my spirituality was being challenged, just beginning to read this book helped me reconnect. I know for a fact that this will not be the last time I read this book. 10/10
March 31, 2013
A fun book and it's been so long since I read it, I'm going to have to re-read it!
January 9, 2014
Not my cup of tea.
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