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Chapters 71. Paulo Coelho

Dara finished wearing clothes with flooded with the words 'Away'. What a funny and adorable, what else is a long nightgown.

Dara sat down next to me and turned on the LCD television with the remote tucked away on the bottom shelf of the table.

"Read what book, brother?" tanyakanya.

"Read a book whose knowledge is heavy enough to be absorbed by the brain with a minimal IQ," I replied as well as insinuating him.

"Is, people ask what even quip-syndir again," he said.

"Read the book The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho as Me Before You by Jojo Moyes."

I showed 2 books that are quite thick and if reading it also takes weeks.

"The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, you may not be able to read. Because my brother bought it using Hangul. But, you can read this book because it uses English."

I wrote a book called Me Before You. Dara opened the book cover while I picked up snacks and chocolate milk in the fridge to accompany our reading later.

I opened the refrigerator and opened the snack pack and put it in a large glass bowl.

Then prepare the milk for Dara, while I drink it with moderate soda.

I walked over to Dara who had been focusing on reading earlier.

"Come on, at the meal," I said putting a tray on a clear glass table.

Dara smiled then took it in little by little while focusing her eyes on the reading book.

I did the same thing, he seemed to like the book very much.

"Little coelho was born into a middle-class family in an urban environment.

His father Pedro was an architect, and his mother Lygia was a housewife.

At the age of seven, Coelho was admitted to the Jesuit school of San Ignacio in Rio de Janeiro by his parents. At that time, he was not at home with the Jesuit school life that required all his students to strictly worship.

A little Coelho is not at home in this Jesuit school. Although little Coelho was not very comfortable studying in a Jesuit school, it turned out that this school was also the first time his writing talent began to be seen.

She won a poetry writing competition at her school, and even her sister, Sonia, managed to win an essay competition just by capitalizing on her brother's work that had been thrown into the trash basket."

(So in this book is personified in a Santiago as the main character in this book, a sheepherder. His life could not be separated from the journey to find pastures, sleep with sheep, and sell sheep in the city.

His life changed when Santiago was approached by a dream about the pyramids in Egypt, and after communicating with the Alchemist, Santiago decided to travel to Egypt.

The character of Santiago a sheepherder, who in pursuit of his dream he sold his sheep, tells how Coelho's childhood desire was not at home in a Jesuit school. (The sheep herder is personified by religious affairs).

Although Coelho was very talented as a writer, it turns out his parents never expected that his son would become a writer.

They prefer if their children become architects or lawyers as a job that is considered good and has a future and honorable.

Both parents try their hardest so that their children do not get closer to the world of writing.

However, it seems that Coelho is not the submissive type of child.

His parents' ban and his encounter with Henry Miller's book "Tropic of Cancer" further inflame his rebellious spirit."

(This is depicted in this book, when Santiago falls in love with the son of the grocery store owner where he sells his sheep hair, which is very beautiful, whose hair and face fascinate Santiago, who is very beautiful, and make Santiago fall in love and want to settle in the village.)

"But at the same time Santiago was always overshadowed by his dream to visit the pyramids in Egypt, so he decided to sell his sheep to finance his journey to visit the pyramids.

That sometimes success and happiness in the achievement of life is always measured by looking at the size of others and the views of others, not because of happiness that suits our own dreams, he said, conform to something that makes us happy, which we often realize when it has passed, and often we forget that human life has been outlined by God through the signs of HIM and we are often insensitive or unwilling to understand and read the signs given by Him God to us.

His father saw this as a symptom of a psychiatric disorder and eventually put little Coelho into a mental hospital.

At the mental hospital, Coelho had to undergo electroconvulsive therapy, therapy by electrocuting the flow of electricity to the body of the mentally impaired.

This therapy can certainly have a negative impact on human nerve tissue. Coelho was twice in and out of mental hospitals before finally being declared cured.

And Coelho remains with his intention and interest to become a Writer."

(It is described in this book, on the journey of a Santiago in pursuit of his dream experienced many trials and suffering even robbed and lied to people, but he still continued to pursue his dreams, he continued to pursue his dreams, throughout his journey he discovers a wide variety of unique characters, and increasingly makes him convinced of the importance of realizing his dreams.)

"In his book also always mention the term supporting universe, because once we pledge will appear various signs along the path of our lives that make us closer to what we dream.

This sentence appeared many times especially from the Alchemist, a figure who was finally met 'the shepherd on his journey'.

That in the process of searching for our dreams or goals in life, sometimes it will be tested by a very meaningful loss in our lives or something that initially became a means and spirit to achieve our life goals, but arrived lost, or even considered incompatible with our surroundings.

It would be nice to keep walking to find and achieve our happiness.

Although sometimes it must stop temporarily, but that does not mean stopping for good let alone procrastinating, but it does not mean stopping for good, which should be by continuing the journey to achieve our dreams or life goals we will find what we have been looking for in our lives.

That in the process of searching for our dreams or goals in life, sometimes it will be tested by a very meaningful loss in our lives or something that initially became a means and spirit to achieve our life goals, but arrived lost, or even considered not in accordance with our surroundings, How Good we keep walking to find and achieve our happiness. Although sometimes it must stop temporarily, but that does not mean stopping for good let alone procrastinating, but it does not mean stopping for good, which should be by continuing the journey to achieve our dreams or life goals we will find what we have been looking for in our lives."

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