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| Title | : | Like the Flowing River |
| Author | : | Paulo Coelho |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 245 pages |
| Published | : | 2000 by Harper Collins Uk |
| Categories | : | Fiction. Short Stories. Inspirational. Philosophy. Spirituality. Novels. Self Help |
Paulo Coelho
Paperback | Pages: 245 pages Rating: 3.92 | 17193 Users | 983 Reviews
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A breathtaking collection of reflections from one of the world's best loved storytellers, Paulo Coelho. In this riveting collection of thoughts and stories, Paulo Coelho, the author of 'The Alchemist', offers his personal reflections on a wide range of subjects from archery and music to elegance, traveling and the nature of good and evil. An old woman explains to her grandson how a mere pencil can show him the path to happiness...instructions on how to climb a mountain reveal the secret to making your dreams a reality!the story of Ghengis Khan and the Falcon that teaches about the folly of anger - and the art of friendship!a pianist who performs an example in fulfilling your destiny!the author learns three important lessons when he goes to the rescue of a man in the street - Paulo shows us how life has lessons for us in the greatest, smallest and most unusual of experiences. 'Like the Flowing River' includes jewel-like fables, packed with meaning and retold in Coelho's inimitable style. Sharing his thoughts on spirituality, life and ethics, Paulo touches you with his philosophy and invites you to go on an exciting journey of your own.Identify Books Supposing Like the Flowing River
| Original Title: | Ser Como o Rio que Flui |
| ISBN: | 0007235801 (ISBN13: 9780007235803) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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Ratings: 3.92 From 17193 Users | 983 ReviewsWrite-Up Out Of Books Like the Flowing River
Its full of open thoughts and refections, and it's like pieces of of fragmented mind of an author that he/she is continuously trying to gather. I loved it.Like the Flowing River is a collection of Paulo Coelhos stories and articles which were published in different newspapers around the world.Like the Flowing River is definitely one of Coelhos best, for me. It contained his thoughts and reflections on different thingsfrom the story of the pencil to a piece of bread that fell wrong side up. Im amused at how he sees the Universe. How he comes up with various realizations out of the simplest things that happen in his life.This proves that Paulo
I will admit one thing,if not for my brother , i would not have read this book or for the matter any books of his. My friends used to recommend his books, but i had always stayed away from his books. From what i have heard, his books always sounded Philosophical, which for me is the other name for Boring . I have never been into books of that category. I stay away from Self Help books. I tried reading it once since an avid reader should read all types of Genre. But sadly , it resulted in a
"Like a flowing river" is an ode to a better way of living. Each and every chapter shows the reader a different perspective to life, the Coelho way. Absolutely spiritual and poetic by a gifted storyteller, and an amazing life coach. You have to credit the translator "Margaret Jull Costa", who is doing an incredible job. Look out for Coelho's short story on the same, though the name of the translator is not found........ Have I just given a spoiler? This book contains no scope for
Brazillian writer Paulo Coelho tells his thoughts and reflections in this collection of essays and short stories. Some of them are truly inspiring. He travels a lot, and the stories that he heard and recounts in this book are often refreshing. This is a book that makes you stop and think a lot.
Inspirational, reflective, & meditative. What a treasure of reflections! I thoroughly enjoyed this book & am happy it was selected for discussion for our book club's Read & Hike event. It's perfect for the occasion.
There are only a few authors; or for fairness sake in this situation, books, that can annoy me as much as Like the Flowing River has.I understand that Paulo Coelho sees himself as this mysterious magical being, but it just always comes out as condescending and patronizing; even self-centered and narcissistic at times. I mean this guy really needs to take a break and understand the world can function just as well without his egoistic and narrow-minded view of life.To some, it might seem audacious
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