I have always liked the poems of Khalil Gibran and this time I thought I would share another one of my favourites.
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I have always liked the poems of Khalil Gibran and this time I thought I would share another one of my favourites.
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I’ve always liked Khalil Gibran’swork and this relates so well to your last blog!!
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Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it.
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Alleluia. Amen. Step forward. The Lord is in our midst! Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you so much.
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A fan of his philosophy myself. A lovely selection. Thanks for sharing 🤍
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Happy to meet a fellow fan of his work. Thank you.
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As am I… Thanks and you welcome.
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Woweeee, that’s a beautiful poem! I too love Gibran, but I haven’t seen that one before. It is stunning! Thank you so much.
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Thank you and glad this helped introduce you to another poem of his.
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Like the others, I know a few of his more famous poems but I love this one! I love that the river is SHE. I relate to that.
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Glad you enjoyed this poem and yes it’s one of the lesser know ones but still incredible.
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Hey! I have been a huge fan of Gibran too. And this one has been a favorite. Not just because it espouses what Lord Buddha teaches but also because how closely my life has flowed just like this poem. Every time I fear something, I remind myself to surrender to the cosmic knowledge that’s beyond us. Thank you for sharing this one! It’s always a blessing to be often reminded of such lessons.
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This is definitely a wonderful one and glad it’s one of your favourites too.
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This reminds me of a conversation I once had with a sky diver. The message was that, once they had stepped out of the plane, they had no option but to move on and complete the journey to the ground – it simply wasn’t possible to have second thoughts and get back in the plane. When they did reach the ground, they had a tremendous feeling of satisfaction from the endeavour.
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That’s a great story and I definitely understand that feeling of satisfaction when you are able to achieve something despite the fear.
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Great analogy of life flow. Whatever turns a river takes it can only move forward, bearing the marks of its past, with the view of its future 🙂
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Thanks so much. Glad it resonated with you.
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Very welcome and it did indeed 🙂
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