The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran | Full Audiobook (Calm Narration)

The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran, read aloud in full. This beloved spiritual classic of prose poetry, first published in 1923 and now in the public domain, follows Almustafa, the chosen and the beloved, who has waited twelve years in the city of Orphalese for the ship that will carry him home. Before he departs, the people gather and the seeress Almitra asks him to speak the truth of their lives, and he answers in twenty-six luminous sermons on love, marriage, children, giving, work, joy and sorrow, freedom, friendship, prayer, beauty, religion, and death. Few books have offered so much comfort and wisdom to so many; Gibran's gentle, mystical voice speaks to the longing of the human heart. Complete unabridged audiobook, read aloud with calm narration for deep listening, study, reflection, or sleep. CHAPTERS 00:00 The Coming of the Ship 09:41 On Love 13:33 On Marriage 15:12 On Children 16:47 On Giving 21:12 On Eating and Drinking 23:33 On Work 28:24 On Joy and Sorrow 30:25 On Houses 34:43 On Clothes 36:13 On Buying and Selling 38:29 On Crime and Punishment 44:52 On Laws 47:55 On Freedom 51:33 On Reason and Passion 54:22 On Pain 55:57 On Self-Knowledge 57:38 On Teaching 59:19 On Friendship 1:01:33 On Talking 1:03:28 On Time 1:05:15 On Good and Evil 1:08:41 On Prayer 1:11:41 On Pleasure 1:16:02 On Beauty 1:19:21 On Religion 1:22:09 On Death 1:24:19 The Farewell If this brought you a moment of stillness, subscribe to Ancient Lantern for more timeless wisdom, read aloud. New readings often. --- Ancient Lantern @ancientlanternwisdom Timeless wisdom, read aloud.