THE PROPHET

The Prophet is one of the most celebrated works by Lebanese-American writer, philosopher, and artist Khalil Gibran. As he prepares to return home after more than a decade abroad, Gibran encounters a group of people who ask him about various aspects of human life. In response, he delivers twenty-six sermons, offering profound insights into the meaning of life, spiritual enlightenment, and inner peace.

Through poetic essays, Gibran explores the human condition, guiding readers toward happiness and self-realization. The mystical work establishes a deep connection between an enlightened soul and the human mind, presenting timeless reflections on life. Accompanied by sketches that illuminate his poetic narrative, The Prophet intensifies the wisdom and beauty of his teachings, leaving a lasting impression on its readers.