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    ashepherd”

    ”an”becauseyoureallyliketotravel”

    ”hekneselftheoldn,anhrough

    thebook,ingtoansclothingwas

    strangehelookedlikeanarab,unusualinthosepartsafricawasonlyafewhours

    froarifonehadonlytocrossthenarroraitsbyboatarabsoftenappearedinthecity,

    shoppingandchantingtheirstrangeprayersseveraltisaday

    ””theboyasked

    ”froanyplaces”

    ”nooneanyplaashepherd,andihavebeentonyplaces,but

    iefronlyoneplacefrocitynearanancientcastlethatswhereiwasbo”

    ”hen,”

    theboydidntknohedidnttoask,fearingthathewouldappear

    ignoranthelookedatthepeopleintheplazaforaingandgoing,andallof

    theeedtobeverybusy

    ”so,like”heasked,tryingtogetsosortofclue

    ”itslikeitalwayshasbeen”

    noclueyetbuthekneinandalusiaifit

    ”and”heinsisted

    ””theoldnlaughed”thekingofsale

    peoplesaystrangethings,theboythoughtsotisitsbettertobehthesheep,say

    anythingandbetterstilltobealonee

    butethingsthatareso

    strangethatyoudontknoontinuethenversation

    ”naislan”hoanysheepdoyouhave”

    ”enough,”saidtheboyheuldseethattheoldnoreabouthislife

    ”hen,icanthelpyouifyoufeelyouvegotenoughsheep”

    theboyanwhohadaskedforadrink

    ofhisartedthenversation

    ”givebook,”theboysaid”ihavetogoandgathersheepandgetgoing”

    ”giveoenthofyoursheep,”saidtheoldn,”andilltellyouhoofindthehidden

    treasure”

    theboyreeredhisdreaandsuddenlyeverythingtheoldanhadnt

    anybeheofindaoget

    oneyinexationaboutsothingthatdidntevenexisttheoldn

    oo

    butbeforetheboyuldsayanything,theoldnleanedover,pickedupastick,andbegantoe

    inthesandoftheplazasothingbrightreflectedfroischesthsuchintensitythattheboywas

    ntarilyblindedoventthateonehisage,thenvered

    al,theboyoreadthe

    oldnhadteninthesand

    there,inthesandoftheplazaofthatsllesofhisfatherandhisther

    andthenaofthesenaryhehadattendedhereadthenaoftherchantsdaughter,hhe

    hadntevenknohingshehadnevertoldanyone

    ”ihekingofsale”theoldnhadsaid

    ”whybarrassed

    ”forseveralreasonsbutletssaythatthestiortantisthatyouhavesucceededindisvering

    yourdestiny”

    theboydidntknoapersons”destiny”was

    ”itsplisheveryone,heyareyoung,knotheir

    destinyis

    ”atthatpointintheirlives,everythingisclearandeverythingispossibletheyarenotafraidto

    dreaandtoyeaforeverythingtheyintheirlivesbut,asti

    passes,asteriousforthatitpossiblefortheorealizetheir

    destiny”

    noneofanadechsensetotheboybutheedtoknothe

    ”steriousforce”erchantsdaughterpressedoldheraboutthat

    ”itsaforcethatappearstobenegative,butactuallyshoorealizeyourdestinyitprepares

    yourspiritandyourhereisonegreattruthonthispla:ever

    itisthatyoudo,ething,itsbecausethatdesireoriginatedinthesoulofthe

    universeitsyourssiononearth”

    ”evenarrythedaughterofatextilerchant”

    ”yes,orevensearchfortreasurethesouloftheworldisnourishedbypeopleshappinessandalso

    byunhappiness,envy,andjealousytorealizeonesdestinyisapersonsonlyrealobligationall

    thingsareone

    ”and,ething,alltheuniversenspiresinhelpingyoutoachieveit”

    theye,observingtheplazaandthetoanwho

    spokefirst

    ”endaflockofsheep”

    ”becauseiliketotravel”

    theoldnpointedtoabakerstandinginhisshoponeeroftheplaza”whenhewas

    achild,thatneney

    asidean,hesgoingtospendanthinafricaheneverrealizedthatpeopleare

    capable,atanytiintheirlives,ofdoingof”

    ”heshouldhavedecidedtobeeashepherd,”theboysaid

    ”ansaid”butbakersarereiortantpeoplethan

    shepherdsbakershavehos,intheopenparentsherseetheir

    childrenrrybakersthanshepherds”

    theboyfeltapanginhisheart,thinkingabouttherchantsdaughtertherewassurelyabakerin

    hertown

    theoldnntinued,”inthelongrun,esre

    iortantforthehantheiroinies”

    theoldnleafedthroughthebook,andfelltoreadingapagehecatotheboyed,andthen

    interruptedtheoldnjustashehielfhadbeeninterrupted”eallthis”

    ”becauseyouaretryingtorealizeyourdestinyandyouareatthepointtogiveit

    allup”

    ”andthatshescene”

    ”notaloranothersotisiappearintheforbr >

    ofasolution,oragoodideaatothertis,ataakeiteasierforthingstohappen

    thereareotherthingsido,too,butstof

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