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HTML Writing Made Them Rich #4: Paulo Coelho Writing Made Them Rich #4: Paulo Coelho Author: micheal southonWriting Made Them Rich #4: Paulo Coelhoby Michael SouthonPaulo Coelho was born on August 24th 1947 in Rio deJaneiro, Brazil.At age 17 he announced his intention to be a writer.It was a decision bitterly opposed by his parents,partly because Brazil at that time was under amilitary junta that persecuted writers andintellectuals.Coelho's rebellious behaviour led his parents to havehim confined to a mental hospital in Rio de Janeirowhere he received shock treatment. He escaped - andwas returned - three times.With the arrival of the 1960's Coelho threw himselfenergetically into the counterculture of drugs androck-and-roll.In his 20's he fulfilled his ambition to be a writerand worked as a playwright, a theatre director, ajournalist, and a song-writer for Brazilian pop musicstars such as Elis Regina and Raul Seixas.In 1974, says Coelho "my life collapsed".That year he was arrested three times, the first timeas an innocent bystander at a bank robbery, the secondtime for speaking out against the establishment at apop concert. After being released by the police he wasarrested a third time by paramilitaries who torturedhim for a week.In the late 1970's his life was back on track againand he became artistic director for CBS in Brazil.But in 1979 he was suddenly sacked without explanationand he spent the next 2 years knocking on doorstrying to get back into the music industry.In 1981 he decided to try his luck in Europe and theremet a member of an obscure Catholic Sect that studiesthe language of symbols: RAM or Regnus Agnus Mundi. Heprogressed within the sect and eventually became aMagus.In 1986, on instructions from his mentor within RAM,Coelho undertook the pilgrimage to Santiago diCompostella in Spain.The following year he published The Pilgrimage, anaccount of his experiences on the 'Road of Santiago'.In 1988 he wrote the book that would make him aninternational celebrity, The Alchemist, a story aboutfollowing one's destiny and being open to the universeof signs and symbols.The Alchemist became an instant best-seller and hassince sold over 11 million copies worldwide.Coelho's eight novels have sold over 37 million copiesin 56 languages and have been published in 140countries.In 1998 the French magazine 'Lire' listed Coelho asthe second best-selling author worldwide.Paulo Coelho has won over 15 international awards forhis writing including the prized French award, theInsignia of Arts and Letters (1996). Critics havepraised his writing for its "symbolic language thatdoes not speak to our brains, but to our hearts".In 1998 Paulo Coelho was received by the Pope in theVatican.He has been appointed to the United Nations as SpecialAdvisor for Spiritual Convergences and InternationalDialogues.Coelho's view on happiness: "The most mediocre thingin the world. I'd rather go by the idea of joy." Article Source: http://www.articlealley.com/http://michealsouthon.articlealley.com/writing-made-them-rich-4-paulo-coelho-604.html ------------------------------------------------------------ Michael Southon has been writing for the Internet for over 3 years. He has shown hundreds of webmasters how to use this simple technique to build a successful online business. Click here to find out more: http://hop.clickbank.net/hop.cgi?07secrets/mhsouthon ------------------------------------------------------------ http://hop.clickbank.net/hop.cgi?07secrets/mhsouth Text Writing Made Them Rich #4: Paulo Coelho Author: micheal southon Writing Made Them Rich #4: Paulo Coelho by Michael Southon Paulo Coelho was born on August 24th 1947 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At age 17 he announced his intention to be a writer. It was a decision bitterly opposed by his parents, partly because Brazil at that time was under a military junta that persecuted writers and intellectuals. Coelho's rebellious behaviour led his parents to have him confined to a mental hospital in Rio de Janeiro where he received shock treatment. He escaped - and was returned - three times. With the arrival of the 1960's Coelho threw himself energetically into the counterculture of drugs and rock-and-roll. In his 20's he fulfilled his ambition to be a writer and worked as a playwright, a theatre director, a journalist, and a song-writer for Brazilian pop music stars such as Elis Regina and Raul Seixas. In 1974, says Coelho "my life collapsed". That year he was arrested three times, the first time as an innocent bystander at a bank robbery, the second time for speaking out against the establishment at a pop concert. After being released by the police he was arrested a third time by paramilitaries who tortured him for a week. In the late 1970's his life was back on track again and he became artistic director for CBS in Brazil. But in 1979 he was suddenly sacked without explanation and he spent the next 2 years knocking on doors trying to get back into the music industry. In 1981 he decided to try his luck in Europe and there met a member of an obscure Catholic Sect that studies the language of symbols: RAM or Regnus Agnus Mundi. He progressed within the sect and eventually became a Magus. In 1986, on instructions from his mentor within RAM, Coelho undertook the pilgrimage to Santiago di Compostella in Spain. The following year he published The Pilgrimage, an account of his experiences on the 'Road of Santiago'. In 1988 he wrote the book that would make him an international celebrity, The Alchemist, a story about following one's destiny and being open to the universe of signs and symbols. The Alchemist became an instant best-seller and has since sold over 11 million copies worldwide. Coelho's eight novels have sold over 37 million copies in 56 languages and have been published in 140 countries. In 1998 the French magazine 'Lire' listed Coelho as the second best-selling author worldwide. Paulo Coelho has won over 15 international awards for his writing including the prized French award, the Insignia of Arts and Letters (1996). Critics have praised his writing for its "symbolic language that does not speak to our brains, but to our hearts". In 1998 Paulo Coelho was received by the Pope in the Vatican. He has been appointed to the United Nations as Special Advisor for Spiritual Convergences and International Dialogues. Coelho's view on happiness: "The most mediocre thing in the world. I'd rather go by the idea of joy." Article Source: http://www.articlealley.com/http://michealsouthon.articlealley.com/writing-made-them-rich-4-paulo-coelho-604.html About the Author: ------------------------------------------------------------ Michael Southon has been writing for the Internet for over 3 years. He has shown hundreds of webmasters how to use this simple technique to build a successful online business. 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Text Writing Made Them Rich #4: Paulo Coelho Author: micheal southon Writing Made Them Rich #4: Paulo Coelho by Michael Southon Paulo Coelho was born on August 24th 1947 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At age 17 he announced his intention to be a writer. It was a decision bitterly opposed by his parents, partly because Brazil at that time was under a military junta that persecuted writers and intellectuals. Coelho's rebellious behaviour led his parents to have him confined to a mental hospital in Rio de Janeiro where he received shock treatment. He escaped - and was returned - three times. With the arrival of the 1960's Coelho threw himself energetically into the counterculture of drugs and rock-and-roll. In his 20's he fulfilled his ambition to be a writer and worked as a playwright, a theatre director, a journalist, and a song-writer for Brazilian pop music stars such as Elis Regina and Raul Seixas. In 1974, says Coelho "my life collapsed". That year he was arrested three times, the first time as an innocent bystander at a bank robbery, the second time for speaking out against the establishment at a pop concert. After being released by the police he was arrested a third time by paramilitaries who tortured him for a week. In the late 1970's his life was back on track again and he became artistic director for CBS in Brazil. But in 1979 he was suddenly sacked without explanation and he spent the next 2 years knocking on doors trying to get back into the music industry. In 1981 he decided to try his luck in Europe and there met a member of an obscure Catholic Sect that studies the language of symbols: RAM or Regnus Agnus Mundi. He progressed within the sect and eventually became a Magus. In 1986, on instructions from his mentor within RAM, Coelho undertook the pilgrimage to Santiago di Compostella in Spain. The following year he published The Pilgrimage, an account of his experiences on the 'Road of Santiago'. In 1988 he wrote the book that would make him an international celebrity, The Alchemist, a story about following one's destiny and being open to the universe of signs and symbols. The Alchemist became an instant best-seller and has since sold over 11 million copies worldwide. Coelho's eight novels have sold over 37 million copies in 56 languages and have been published in 140 countries. In 1998 the French magazine 'Lire' listed Coelho as the second best-selling author worldwide. Paulo Coelho has won over 15 international awards for his writing including the prized French award, the Insignia of Arts and Letters (1996). Critics have praised his writing for its "symbolic language that does not speak to our brains, but to our hearts". In 1998 Paulo Coelho was received by the Pope in the Vatican. He has been appointed to the United Nations as Special Advisor for Spiritual Convergences and International Dialogues. Coelho's view on happiness: "The most mediocre thing in the world. I'd rather go by the idea of joy." Article Source: http://www.articlealley.com/http://michealsouthon.articlealley.com/writing-made-them-rich-4-paulo-coelho-604.html About the Author: ------------------------------------------------------------ Michael Southon has been writing for the Internet for over 3 years. He has shown hundreds of webmasters how to use this simple technique to build a successful online business. Click here to find out more: http://hop.clickbank.net/hop.cgi?07secrets/mhsouthon ------------------------------------------------------------ http://hop.clickbank.net/hop.cgi?07secrets/mhsouth
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