Khalil Gibran: prophet

A beautiful vision of healing life: “You will know. Everything is fine. As the first published in 1923, and as it was running out for over 100 years, the new translation of the Prophet to Calyl Gibran's masterpiece, still loved by people around the world. The book, which is a poetic essay with 28 short chapters of love, pain, friendship, religion, joy and sorrow, freedom, and death, offers timeless insights into many aspects of life. The director who has translated the Classics and the Classicals for many years has given him some passage to be able to read with comfortable breathing, so that he can completely enter the message of Gibraltar. So through that margin, you can double the meaning of a line. The 12-point picture of Gibraltar, which was then the most famous of its characters, also broadens the context of inspiration in the book. Each of the most common and fundamental themes in life leads to the empathy of all ages. The Sibrans' text in this book, which is a perfect match of thought and expression, is as easy to read and simple as that. But the echo reaches deep into our hearts and gives us warmth. If you're passing through the winter of life, you'll be able to feel the energy of spring that will be dreaming in the cold earth. Zebraan himself summed up the book:. “A prophet,” he said, “but the whole thing is telling one thing. You are much bigger than you know, and everything is fine.

Korean title: 예언자

Korean author: 칼릴 지브란

Korean publisher: 무지개다리너머

ISBN-13: 9791190025003