Spirits Rebellious
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Spirits Rebellious

by Kahlil Gibran

Publisher
Castle Books
Pages
120
Language
English
Published
1947

Overview

Kahlil Gibran's Spirits Rebellious is a lyrical collection of prose and parable-like writing that challenges convention, hypocrisy, and social control. The pieces are rooted in the author's distinctive spiritual voice, blending beauty, protest, and sympathy for the people pushed to the margins of accepted life.

Readers drawn to inspirational or philosophical literature will find a book that values freedom of conscience and the dignity of the individual. Spirits Rebellious speaks to themes of love, faith, authority, and inner rebellion, making it a good fit for readers who appreciate concise, reflective writing with emotional force and moral purpose. It is especially appealing to readers seeking spiritual writing with edge, warmth, and a rebellious streak. now too.

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