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Quotes and excerpts from the book “Love Letters from the Prophet” by Khalil Gibran. Khalil Gibran (1883-1931) was a Lebanese writer, poet, and artist known for his spiritual and philosophical works. Born in the city of Bsharri, Lebanon, into a Maronite Christian family, Gibran emigrated with his mother to the United States at the age of 12. There, he lived in Boston, where he began to explore his artistic and literary calling. After studying art in Paris, he combined Western and Eastern influences to create a unique style. Gibran addressed universal themes such as love, freedom, spirituality, and the interconnectedness of humanity. His texts, often written in poetic language, celebrate the beauty of life, the inner search, and harmony with the divine. In The Prophet (1923), he shares profound reflections through a wise character who offers advice on aspects of everyday life such as friendship, work, and death, encouraging readers to live with authenticity and purpose. Considered the third best-selling poet of all time (behind only Lao-Tzu and William Shakespeare), Gibran has been credited with the renaissance of Arabic literature. His universal message of love and unity transcends cultural and religious barriers, establishing him as a timeless voice in spiritual and philosophical literature. 🙏 Purchase Khalil Gibran's books through our link on Amazon: https://amzn.to/4fOusqE 📚 Check out our list of recommendations: https://www.amazon.com.br/shop/corvoseco “There is a space between man's imagination and his achievements that only his eagerness can bridge.” Khalil Gibran. “Try to find the best in a person, and tell him or her. We all need this kind of encouragement; every time my work is praised, I become more humble, because I no longer feel ignored or unwanted. Everyone has something that deserves praise. Praise means understanding. We are all excellent human beings at our core, and no one is better than anyone else; learn to see the greatness in your neighbor, and you will see your own greatness as well.” Khalil Gibran. “How can I go in peace and without regret? No, it will not be without a wound in my soul that I will leave this city. Long have been the days of bitterness that I have spent within its walls, and long the nights of solitude; and who can take leave of its bitterness and solitude without sadness? Many have been the fragments of my soul that I have scattered in these streets, and many are the children of my anxiety who walk naked among these hills, and I cannot leave them without feeling oppressed and saddened. It is not a mere garment that I cast off today, but the very skin that I tear off with my hands. Nor is it a mere thought that I leave behind me, but a heart softened by hunger and thirst. Yet I cannot linger any longer. The sea, which calls all things to itself, is calling me, and I must embark. For to remain here, while the hours burn into night, would be to freeze and crystallize into a mold. I would gladly take with me everything that is here. But how can I do it? The voice does not take with it the tongue and lips that gave it wings. It is isolated that it must seek the ether. It is also alone and without a nest that the eagle will fly towards the Sun." Khalil Gibran. Music: Gavin Luke - Greater Than You or I (   • Greater Than You or I  ) Gavin Luke - Inner Spaces (   • Inner Spaces  ) Philip Ayers - Together We Rise (   • Philip Ayers - Together We Rise  ) ======================================= 🎯 Corvo Seco is a study group on non-duality. 🙏 Help maintain our channel: PIX: [email protected] 📷 Instagram:   / corvoseco   💻 Facebook:   / corvoseco   📩 Get in touch: [email protected] #KhalilGibran #Self-knowledge