The book "The Prophet" by Gibran Khalil Gibran can be considered one of his greatest works, which received worldwide attention, not only for its high literary level, but also because it contains the essence of Gibran''s philosophical visions. This book, which he wrote in English and has been translated into more than fifty languages, is distinguished by its elegance. And sensitivity in the way in which he addresses people, and offers people rational wisdom, inspiring for every time and place. The prophet whom Gibran called "the Chosen One" believes in the unity of existence, and speaks about love, marriage, children, homes, clothes, buying and selling, freedom, law, mercy, punishment, religion, morals, life, death, pleasure, beauty, generosity, and laws. Prophet Gibran believes in the necessity of the soul returning to its source, because it needs to achieve its completion. He says: "However, I cannot slow down my journey, for the sea that calls all things to it is calling me. I must board my ship and sail immediately to the heart."