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Discussion: Kahlil Gibran If anyone has heard of a Spanish translation of Gibran's The Prophet that is NOT translated by Mauro Armino, please let me know! >>By Amber It is unbelievable that only one person besides myself has visited here. It just shows the shallowness of people >>By MigrantWing Kahlil Gibran reminds me f Osho,but He's 'speaking'with fewer words I've read Him some people have to turn on the light. >>By Okine Khalil Gibran is truly one of the best writers I have ever read. His sensitivity to the world of the spirit and to humanity itself is truly what makes his works "immortal" as we Lebanese would say of him. I am proud to say I own most everything he has ever written. >>By Mind of Manumission
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