Line from the Book - " The Alchemist "

The Alchemist is a beautiful book written by the prominent writer Paulo Coelho.

The book talks about one's dream and destiny. It talks about how important it is to go for your dreams , listen to your instincts, follow your heart and live a life out of your comfort zone.

I am quoting here an alluring line from the book, which will make you ponder a little about your own life as well. It's very captivating and will leave you in awe.

" What's the world's greatest lie? " the boy asked completely surprised.

" It's this: that at a certain point in our lives, we lose control of what's happening to us, and our lives become controlled by fate. That's the world's greatest lie. "

 Courtesy - " The Alchemist " by Paulo Coelho

So, hasn't the line made you think. Well, I believe it would have, it made me though. 

My thoughts on these fascinating lines. I think the whole significance of this line is to tell the readers that nothing is very impossible; keep making the impossible situations into I am possible ones and wonders would start happening. It's your life, go for it, don't worry about the risks involved, be brave, and most importantly have belief on your own self. 

Having self belief is what differs the gems from the rest. You could easily sit down and blame others, the situation and everything else other then yourself for your suffering but nothing would happen because of it. Start taking things on yourself. It's never too late. Trust me. What say?

I would love to hear your views on the same as well.