Speak to Us of Love: Reflections on Kahlil Gibrans The Prophet Paperback May 28, 2013

In the editorial review, "Speak to Us of Love: Reflections on Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet" by Osho is praised for its deep insights and spiritual musings. The reviewer, who was introduced to Gibran's work at a young age, credits the book as a personal guide along their spiritual path. They admire Osho's ability to expand upon Gibran's work from a perspective similar to Almustafa's, the main character in "The Prophet," and appreciate the authenticity and depth of Osho's comments, given their own experience as a seeker of silences. The reviewer suggests that Osho's further translation of Gibran's already deep and rich concepts is incredibly worthwhile. Another reader fondly recalls their deep connection with Kahlil Gibran's "The Prophet" and appreciates how Osho's musings bring back memories and deepen the integration of Gibran's words and thoughts. One individual expresses their deep love for Osho and praises the book for its reflections on love. Additionally, someone is moved by the book, feeling as though it presents the truth that would transform the world if everyone read it. However, there is a contrasting opinion from a reader who found only a few quotes in the book worthy of reading. They express difficulty in digesting some comments shaped by cultural influences and feel that the book tarnishes the beautiful writings of "The Prophet," cautioning readers to approach it with an open mind that questions the author's opinions. **