The Prophet

In the book "The Prophet," Gibran embodies human values ​​and meanings that transcend any religion, race, or color. It is the summation of his views on life and death, love and marriage, and food and drink. Gibran considered this book his "second birth," which he had been waiting for a thousand years. He narrates his thoughts through the character of "The Chosen One," who lives on Orvallis Island ...