Love at first sight.

Hehee, now I’m laughing, because you can, we all can, let go and let god, more and more and more. Paulo is here via his Warrior of The Light publications and his videos etc, and I would not be surprised if you now find him more and more in your experience. Like hearing his name mentioned, seeing his books on shelves, opening a magazine and there he is, etc. You know the way it works!

Paulo is a gentleman and one who really genuinely cares about us, his Readers and Appreciators. When I’ve written to him, he’s always replied personally and with magical words, as always. He said we can meet when he’s next in Belgium for a “coffee of dreams” and that will be such joy for all here.

Paulo’s blog is:
http://www.paulocoelhoblog.com/

This is a YouTube Channel full of Paulo and all these videos are in The Cafe of Dreams now:
http://www.youtube.com/paulabraconnot

There are many more Paulo Coelho related videos throughout YouTube.

Paulo’s MySpace is:
http://www.myspace.com/paulocoelho

I read some of Paulo’s words every day. You’ll always find him here because his writings and inspirations are such a part of The Cafe of Dreams.

Today I’m going to add another video here, from a different site, so check back for more inspiration.

Paulo has an amazing gift for stimulating thought and discussion and it has been such a pleasure to read your writings Suan.

love

Jane
Raving Fan of Paulo Coelho!

I truely enjoyed reading your warrior of light issue 94. Though I have not achieved a published writer stance, at this time, I appreciate your writings on . . . the preprocess of getting there, to the point of writing. When I was in school, and had to write a paper, I would go through a similar process i.e., prep setup then (of all things) housecleaning, laundry (which I had already put off), grocery shopping and everything else I could either think of or find, to do. Once I started however, I got lost in writing and wrote, rewrote, and yet wrote again. I can also remember thinking, more than once, “l love writing, I love sharing, why then do I hesitate then when it comes to writing?” I came up with the conclusion that it was because it was so time and focus consuming. I would get lost in writing and I love the feeling of being immersed in geting my story out, creating as you go along and putting the words down. Going through and reading your thoughts and comments brought this world back to me. When I was quite young I had a teacher who would tell me what good stories and poems I wrote. At that time I did not accept her words. But the way I understood it was that it was her job to inspire, I couldn’t really be that good. So, it is interesting and thought provoking to read your writings here. Being here and reading your words is. . . such a pleasure, so uplifting and motivating and encouraging. Am so glad you have written what you have written here. Am more curious now and will seek your writing out. (smiles)
Susan