The Alchemist’s Handbook 1988 by Paulo Coelho

The Alchemist’s Handbook Review

The Alchemists Handbook PDF book is one of the outstanding and best-selling works of the Brazilian writer Paulo Coelho. The Alchemists Handbook PDF Free tells the story of a young boy named Santiago who leaves his hometown and goes to North Africa to find a buried treasure near the Egyptian pyramids.

On his way, he meets a gypsy woman, a man who considers himself a king and an alchemist, and also falls in love with Fatima, the girl of the desert. All of them guide Santiago on his quest. Paulo Coelho used short and meaningful sentences in The Alchemists Handbook ePub, which in turn made the story very beautiful and pleasant.

The Alchemist’s Handbook Summary

In The Alchemists Handbook PDF novel, the author conveys the concept to his audience that if they have an important goal in life, they should never consider it unattainable and strive for it because the more they continue, the more they will deserve a great result. During his journey, Santiago experiences emotions such as longing, fear, loneliness, love, and even failure, but he continues determinedly on his way.

In The Alchemists Handbook eBook book Alchemist, relying on criticism from everyday life, everything starts with imagination, but in the end, what is clear to the reader is the realization of a dream and a wish that was thought impossible. Santiago is a symbol of all human beings who want to strive to achieve their goals, even though others find it impossible even with their imagination.

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The Alchemists Handbook Free, which has been published in more than 150 countries and translated into more than 52 languages, its main idea is taken from one of the stories of One Thousand and One Nights and a short story called Two Dreamers by Jorge Luis Borges, an Argentinian writer.

Before this The Alchemist’s Handbook PDF , Coelho had a tumultuous career but determinedly pursued writing as a full-time job. Among his other works that have been published in Iran, we can mention Memoirs of a Sorcerer, Veronica Decides to Die, The Fifth Mountain, Eleven Minutes, I Sat and Wept by the Piedra River, The Devil and Maiden Prim, Zohir, The Witch of Portobello, The Valkyries, Chon Rood Keep going, he pointed out.

In a part of The Alchemist’s Handbook eBook Free, we read:

The old woman guided the boy to a room behind her house. This room was separated from the living room by a colorful gingham curtain. The room contained a table, an image of the Sacred Heart of Christ, and two chairs. The old woman sat down and asked the young man to sit down too. Then he took both of the boy’s hands in his hands and began to pray slowly.

His way of praying was similar to the prayer of Gypsies. During his trip, the young man had the experience of dealing with gypsies. They were also always traveling, with the difference that they did not have a herd. People used to say that gypsies spend their lives playing pranks on this and that. They were said to be in cahoots with the devil, abducting children, taking them to their hiding places, and enslaving them. As a child, he was always scared to death that the gypsies would steal him, and when the old woman took his hands in hers, that childhood fear came back to him.

To cheer himself up, he thought that the old woman had a picture of the Sacred Heart of Christ in her room. He did not want his hands to shake and his fear to be revealed to the old woman. For this reason, he recited the “Our Father” prayer in his heart.

The old woman, who kept her eyes on the boy’s hands, said, “It’s very interesting,” and then she became silent.
The boy was getting more and more confused. Her hands started shaking and the old woman felt this shaking. The boy quickly withdrew his hands.

He regretted coming there and said: “I didn’t come here for you to read my palm.” For a moment, he thought of paying the old woman’s fee and leaving the place without getting caught. He was overestimating the dream he had seen twice.

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