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By Marg King on 23rd Jul 2008

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This book is timeless. The beautiful universality of his spirit and his unrivalled understanding of life and beauty is a gift for the ages. If only the world leaders and their followers would read and apply Gibran's philosophy, they would rise up, activate themselves and make this world a better place to live.

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• Kahlil Gibran on Marriage
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• Kahlil Gibran Interpretations
• Kahlil Gibran Biography
• Works of Kahlil Gibran
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• Summary of the Prophet by Khalil Gibran

• Khalil Gibran Poems
• Wedding Readings
• Sonnet 116 Shakespeare
• Blessing for a Marriage by James Dillet Freeman
• Non Religious Readings
• Loves Exchange Sir Philip Sidney
• Love Is a Temporary Madness
• How Do I Love Thee
• Death Is Nothing at All
• Desiderata

• Khalil Gibran
• Philip Sidney
• Prophet Jeremiah
• Elizabeth Barrett Browning

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