• Montsegur, 2010

    Montsegur, 2010

    All my plans in ruins. For hours now I’d been looking for that stone monument. I had driven through this little village at least thirty times on this monday afternoon and there was not even anybody on the street; the ONE street that lead through this village. I parked my car, got out into the [...]
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  • (San)Tiago’s Dream

    (San)Tiago’s Dream

    When Tiago knelt on the bank of the river Ebro, he felt exhausted and tired and tears were running down his cheeks. He stared into the water flowing by. Usually, that made him feel better, when he was fighting with doubt. As if the peace of the flowing water, was simply entering his mind and Read More
  • Impressions from the Quest

    Impressions from the Quest

    I wanted to briefly share some first pictures from the locations of the Paulo Coelho “Quest for the Sword” – in the background you will hear music by Paul Horn. It’s really more sounds than music. I was listening to his recordings for hours and hours during the quest and its long days and especially [...]
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  • Paulo Coelho’s sword has found a new owner!

    Paulo Coelho’s sword has found a new owner!

    … and yes, it’s me! After an intense journey and bit of struggle, both physically and emotionally, I’m taking the sword home with me to Puerto Rico, a US Commonwealth in the Caribbean. When Paulo Coelho posted the enigma on his website early January, asking for 12 tests to be solved, which lead to locations [...]
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  • German Artist painted for Santiago’s Dream

    German Artist painted for Santiago’s Dream

    The renowned German artist Prof. Wolfgang Mussgnug, a dear friend for many years and kindred spirit, has interpreted “Santiago’s Dream” in his very own way and created a set of two paintings. Wolfgang is exhibiting his works all over the world, most recently in Austria (Vienna), Germany (Rheinbach, Karlsruhe), the Netherlands (De Haan) and Australia Read More

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    (San)Tiago’s Dream

    H.A. Freeman • November 18, 2010 • Comments View Comments
    (San)Tiago’s Dream

    When Tiago knelt on the bank of the river Ebro, he felt exhausted and tired and tears were running down his cheeks. He stared into the water flowing by. Usually, that made him feel better, when he was fighting with doubt. As if the peace of the flowing water, was simply entering his mind and [...]

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    Supporting the Ricky Martin Foundation

    H.A. Freeman • March 4, 2010 • Comments View Comments
    Supporting the Ricky Martin Foundation

    Can you think of anyone better to help than children? I can’t. First, because I love children. Only for a couple of months now, I am a father myself and feel blessed and full of joy, every time the little guy laughs at me or shows me his cool moves. Second, parallel to this pure [...]

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    German Artist painted for Santiago’s Dream

    H.A. Freeman • January 27, 2010 • Comments View Comments
    German Artist painted for Santiago’s Dream

    The renowned German artist Prof. Wolfgang Mussgnug, a dear friend for many years and kindred spirit, has interpreted “Santiago’s Dream” in his very own way and created a set of two paintings. Wolfgang is exhibiting his works all over the world, most recently in Austria (Vienna), Germany (Rheinbach, Karlsruhe), the Netherlands (De Haan) and Australia [...]

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    Supporting the Ricky Martin Foundation

    H.A. Freeman • March 4, 2010 • Comments View Comments
    Supporting the Ricky Martin Foundation

    Can you think of anyone better to help than children? I can’t. First, because I love children. Only for a couple of months now, I am a father myself and feel blessed and full of joy, every time the little guy laughs at me or shows me his cool moves. Second, parallel to this pure [...]

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    German Artist painted for Santiago’s Dream

    H.A. Freeman • January 27, 2010 • Comments View Comments
    German Artist painted for Santiago’s Dream

    The renowned German artist Prof. Wolfgang Mussgnug, a dear friend for many years and kindred spirit, has interpreted “Santiago’s Dream” in his very own way and created a set of two paintings. Wolfgang is exhibiting his works all over the world, most recently in Austria (Vienna), Germany (Rheinbach, Karlsruhe), the Netherlands (De Haan) and Australia [...]

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    I “only” followed the sign…

    I “only” followed the sign…

    H.A. Freeman • October 26, 2010 • Comments View Comments

    When coincidences happen as if that was the normal way of things, that’s one way of the universe telling you that you’re following your dream. When you do, start paying attention. Attention to what you hear, feel, say, see, taste, smell. With that little exercise of paying attention, you connect the world of the senses [...]

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    “Primera Hora de Puerto Rico” reports about Paulo Coelho’s Quest

    “Primera Hora de Puerto Rico” reports about Paulo Coelho’s Quest

    H.A. Freeman • March 4, 2010 • Comments View Comments

    In an article published March 2nd, 2010, the Puerto Rican newspaper “Primera Hora” printed a short article based on an interview with Henry Freeman. They also displayed the 12 enigmas Paulo Coelho had put on paulocoelhoblog.com and the solutions that let Henry Freeman win the challenge; for the original article, please click here

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    Guests from 109 countries following!

    Guests from 109 countries following!

    H.A. Freeman • January 27, 2010 • Comments View Comments

    Yay! I’m very happy to let you know that people from 109 countries are following our journey following “the dream”… Thanks for all your support – and for coming. May you find what you seek! Welcome, Bienvenidos, Bienvenue, Bem-vindo, Willkommen!

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