The prophet

The Prophet by Khalil Gibran is a timeless collection of 26 poetic essays, first published in 1923. Written in English, the book blends philosophy, spirituality, and artistic expression, offering profound reflections on a wide range of human experiences. It is one of Gibran´´s most famous and widely read works, revered for its lyrical language, spiritual insights, and deep exploration of life´´s core questions.The story is set in the city of Orphalese, where the prophet Almustafa has lived in exile for twelve years. As he prepares to board a ship that will take him home, a group of city dwellers gathers around him, asking for his wisdom on various aspects of life. What follows is a series of meditations inwhich Almustafa shares his insights on topics as diverse as love, work, freedom, and death, offering spiritual and philosophical guidance that resonates with readers across time and cultures..