“The Pilgrimage”
Whilst reading Paulo Coelo’s novel “The Pilgrimage”, I am struck by the many pithy, insightful, and plain resonant things he touches on. The problem is his approach, so very different from my own, from the one I consider to be right.
Ironically, this is a question the book deals with, among others. How is it that two people traveling radically different paths can arrive at the same destination? And how is it that a man walking down the wrong road can get to some place of truth before the man taking the right one?
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