ISBN: 9789365610620
Author: Kahlil Gibran
Number of Pages: 84
Size: A5
Genre: Spiritual Philosophy / Poetic Essays / Mysticism
Edition: Aedha Classics Edition
Key Features:
A timeless spiritual masterpiece by Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet blends poetry, mysticism, and philosophical reflection in a series of poetic essays. First published in 1923, it offers profound meditations on life’s essential themes—love, joy, sorrow, work, freedom, and more. Gibran’s gentle, lyrical prose resonates with readers across generations. This beautifully designed Aedha Classics paperback is perfect for spiritual seekers, thinkers, and poetry lovers. Printed in India.
Description:
The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran is a beloved spiritual classic that continues to inspire readers with its lyrical beauty and deep philosophical insight. First published in 1923, this iconic work comprises a series of poetic essays that explore the essential themes of human existence. Gibran’s words radiate clarity, wisdom, and spiritual depth, making the book a timeless guide for those seeking meaning, purpose, and inner peace.
Structured around the fictional figure of Almustafa, a prophet who is preparing to return home after twelve years of exile, the book unfolds as he shares his parting wisdom with the people of Orphalese. Through twenty-six short chapters, Gibran addresses profound topics such as love, marriage, children, freedom, work, joy, sorrow, death, and more. Each meditation is rich with metaphor and drawn from Gibran’s diverse cultural and spiritual heritage.
Gibran’s style is uniquely accessible yet profound. His insights encourage introspection, compassion, and conscious living. Each poetic reflection serves as a doorway to higher understanding—of oneself, of others, and of life’s spiritual rhythm. The blend of Eastern mysticism and Western thought gives The Prophet a universal appeal, crossing religious and cultural boundaries.
This Aedha Classics edition is presented in a compact and visually appealing paperback, ideal for gifting, personal reflection, and everyday inspiration. Whether read all at once or savored slowly, The Prophet offers a luminous literary experience that speaks to the soul—just as powerfully today as it did a century ago.
Made in India
