Wonders and Curiosities

The book contains some social articles, and in these articles and poems, Gibran reiterates his belief in the unity of existence and the transcendence of the soul and its constant longing or thirst for freedom from the shackles of the body that shackles it, to return to the source of its existence. Therefore, the Sufi character dominates the content of the book as a whole, and these articles left a great impact on the souls of their recipients, who were encouraged to declare their belief in ...