Have you ever thought; whilst looking all this time for the magic in the world, it's been inside you all along? No matter how far you travel, how wide you spread your wings and learn to fly if you have no idea what treasures hide within you you'll be searching your entire life. Nikki Rowe
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In the book the Alchemist , Paulo Coelho says: "Have you ever thought; whilst looking all this time for the magic in the world, it's been inside you all along?" No matter how far you travel, how wide you spread your wings and learn to fly if you have no idea what treasures hide within you you'll be searching your entire life.

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