My father kept “The Prophet” at his bedside, but as a child I did not understand the writings. Today, this passage hits me deeply.
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Khalil Gibran
One Woman's Quest II
Growing with gratitude for life's challenges
Growing with gratitude for life's challenges
My father kept “The Prophet” at his bedside, but as a child I did not understand the writings. Today, this passage hits me deeply.
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One Woman's Quest II 
Gibran’s The Prophet was a favorite of mine when I was young, and still is. So much wisdom there.
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Indeed.
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Profound layers of wisdom.
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So true, Eugi
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It takes a lot of living to reach that level of understanding and acceptance.
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It sure does!
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The words sing and dance as well. (K)
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They do!
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Wow – incredible. Isn’t it funny the tidbits we store until we’ve lived enough life to understand?
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Absolutely. Well said, Wynne.
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Such depth in this verse. Lovely share
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❤️
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What a profound verse.
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