Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Paul Coelho's shared Wisdom...

A bird sings because he has a song,
not because he has an answer.

---Paul Coelho's quote for the week.


The path to wisdom is not being afraid to make mistakes.

Nothing in the world is ever completely wrong. Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

You are protected. But if you don’t take risks, God will retreat and become only a subject of philosophical speculation.

For the Warrior of Light, there is no such thing as an impossible love.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

And each man kills the thing he loves,
By all let this be heard,
Some do it with a bitter look,
Some with a flattering word,
The coward does it with a kiss,
The brave man with a sword.
( quoting Oscar Wilde in The Valkyries)

Unhappy people hate to be reminded that happiness exists.

Save your energies!

Anyone who interferes in the destiny of others will never discover his own.
(The Alchemist)

The warrior of light projects his thoughts beyond the horizon. He knows that if he does not do anything for the world, no one else will.
(The Manual of The Warrior of Light)


Just before a dream is fulfilled, the Soul of the World decides to test everything that was learned on the journey.
(The Alchemist)

The Warrior of Light knows the the old Arabic proverb that says: “God judges a tree by its fruits and not by its roots.”
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

The Warrior of Light takes responsibility for everything he does, even if he has to pay a high price for his mistake.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

A warrior of light has no regrets, because regrets can kill.

He humbles himself and undoes the wrong he has done.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

A warrior of light has no ‘certainties’, he just has a path to follow,

a path to which he tries to adapt depending on the moment.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

The warrior knows that a great dream is made up of many different things, just as the light from the sun is the sum of its millions of rays.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

Thinking about the small things is not the same as thinking small.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

The warrior of light listens to Lao Tzu when he says that we should let go of the idea of days and hours in order to pay more attention to the moment.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

Warriors who spend all their time training lose their spontaneity in battle.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

Those who look on other people’s misery with indifference

are the most miserable of all.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

Anyone who gives help also receives help and needs to teach what he has learned.
(Manual of the Warrior of Light)

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