Born January 6, 1883, into a Lebanese Christian family Gibran Khalil Gibran went on to write some of the most beautiful New Thought prose hitherto scribed.
Here we include just a growing collection of his many books:
His New Thought Books include:
~Broken Wings / al ajniha al-mutakassirah (1912)
Daily Bread (1910)
The Death of the Prophet (1933)
~The Earth Gods (1931)
Fires (1912)
~The Forerunner (1920)
~The Garden of the Prophet (1933)
~History of the Nation
~I Believe In You
~Jesus The Son of Man (1928)
~Lazarus and his Beloved (1933)
~Madman Parables
~My Countrymen
~The New Frontier (1907)
Nymphs of the Valley (1948)
On The Threshhold
The Procession / al-mawakib (1919)
~The Prophet (1923)
~Sand and Foam (1926)
~Satan
~Spirits Rebellious (1908)
Stonefolds (1907)
~A Tear and A Smile / dam'ah wa-ibtisamah (1914)
Tears and Laughter (1947)
~The Flute / Al Nay
~You Have Your Lebanon
and I Have My Lebanon
~Your Thought and Mine
~The Wanderer (1932)
Lebanon was as divided then as it is today which was encouraged by the Ottoman Turks who occupied Lebanon as part of its province of "Greater Syria".
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