The Prophetess: A Woman's View of the Prophet

"Forget not that I shall come back to you. A little while, and my longing shall gather dust and foam for another body. A little while, a moment of rest upon the wind, and another woman shall bear me." -- Kahlil Gibran. This prophecy has come to pass with this version of Gibran's famous book as viewed through the eyes of a woman. This treatment of Kahlil's beautiful collection of poetic insights of the condition of humanity lends itself to this gentle outlook of life; a hopeful and spiritually nourishing outlook. The Prophet, by Kahlil Gibran, has delighted and inspired millions worldwide since it was first published in 1923. This universal appeal was undoubtedly based upon the incredible insight he had from his own spiritual life. In honor of the majesty and beauty of the language with which he clothed it, much of the text herein has remained intact in this transcription for women. However, in order to present these truths from the feminine point of view, changes have been made in reference to gender, community and spirit of being. All such changes have been noted in italics. For eons, women have had to translate meanings and truths found in books written by men in order to see how they apply to women. Women relate better to life and the personalities involved when those relationships are presented from a woman's point of view. So, in order for there to be a companion book to The Prophet, I now present The Prophetess, a transcription for women. - Be Be

About the Author :
Having stewarded a flag ship retail location for Hydro Medical Technologies, Inc called "Float To Relax" which rented and sold floatation tanks, think Isolation Tanks, to the public for 5 years in the '80's I had a vision during a floatation session where I saw a star filled night sky with Pyramids at sunset in the back ground listing 214 very fabulous words with the word Be in front of it. Be Able, Be Fabulous, Be Giving, Be Daring, Be Successful, Be etc. This vision compelled me to produce a poster called The Be Attitudes which are now hanging around the world. This brought on my first publication in the form of a book called The Be Attitudes; A Catalog of Life & Light. I read the dictionary several times locating and identifying the best words to describe a positive way of being, a positive, optimistic outlook. I came up with 364 Be Attitudes which was turned into an email delivery service of The Daily Attitude on line. About that time I wanted to write a book called The Prophetess which would be a woman's view of the very popular book called The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran. I had expected his book to go into the public domain about that time but because of the Sony Bono Copyright Act I had to wait twenty odd years before it would finally land in the public domain and I could finally be able to publish The Prophetess. I hold three patents of which one of them has been very successful. It's called The Suspendulum, which is a portable 20 foot tall tripod which aerial dancers use to perform in the comfort of their back yard or out in public at an indoor or outdoor event. These rigs have ended up in 23 countries worldwide and in most of these United States. I am currently working to finish three more books, of which one is called When You Wish Upon A Star about the Great Agreement of Urantia, another is called Your Spiritual Birthday and the love of my life which is my Song/Poetry Book containing 70 original songs I've written down through the ages of my life. I'm a Songwriter / Musician