Review of the book "The Prophet and the Wind"
Books are essence of mankind and it is through reading books and gaining knowledge, that we have evolved from a single cell organismto the dominant species that we are today. Reading is one of the most loved and practiced activities in the world and people like to read all kinds of books. However, it is the books about pholosophies of life which teach us how to live and how to love. The books like ‘The Al Chemist' by Paulo Coelho and ‘The Prophet' by Khalil Ghibran have changed the lives of many people around the world, and they still continue to toouch the lives of many in this planet.
The Prophet and the Wind is one such book which has become a best seller in Italy and recently it has ganied popularity in places around the world as it has been translated in to many different languages. The book has been published by Amazon.com and it has been written by Stefano Biavaschi.
About the Author
Stefano Biavaschi is an Italian journalist who was born in the city of Milan in the year 1955. He has graduated in Religious Studies & Modern Literature from Cattolica University. He has been associated with many organizations where he worked for the youth and helped them with their problems. He has been a teacher as well as a trainer for them. He has also worked as a article writer and as a radio station host. He has also published different collections of poetry and poems in Italy, and has worked with the current Iraqi Goverment offcials, in the field of ethical training.
What is the book about?
The book, "The Prophet and the Wind" is about a fulte player who recevies teachings of wisdom, which are mysterious in nature. This book tries to explore the love and goodness hidden in the human hearts and inspires the readers to view life in a less transient manner, and to look at as something which can last forever, if we can inclucate the feeling of love towards each other. It is a book of contemporary, literary wisdom and the writer has used his experiecne and knowledge acquired throughout his life, to beautifully built the character of the main protagonist of the book, the flute player.
Mr Biavaschi wants his readers to understand the true meaning of love and states that,
"For if you doubt that it is Love, it is no longer Love. Do not premeditate your every step, for if you do, it is no longer Love."
The Prophet and the Wind is one such book which has become a best seller in Italy and recently it has ganied popularity in places around the world as it has been translated in to many different languages. The book has been published by Amazon.com and it has been written by Stefano Biavaschi.
About the Author
Stefano Biavaschi is an Italian journalist who was born in the city of Milan in the year 1955. He has graduated in Religious Studies & Modern Literature from Cattolica University. He has been associated with many organizations where he worked for the youth and helped them with their problems. He has been a teacher as well as a trainer for them. He has also worked as a article writer and as a radio station host. He has also published different collections of poetry and poems in Italy, and has worked with the current Iraqi Goverment offcials, in the field of ethical training.
What is the book about?
The book, "The Prophet and the Wind" is about a fulte player who recevies teachings of wisdom, which are mysterious in nature. This book tries to explore the love and goodness hidden in the human hearts and inspires the readers to view life in a less transient manner, and to look at as something which can last forever, if we can inclucate the feeling of love towards each other. It is a book of contemporary, literary wisdom and the writer has used his experiecne and knowledge acquired throughout his life, to beautifully built the character of the main protagonist of the book, the flute player.
Mr Biavaschi wants his readers to understand the true meaning of love and states that,
"For if you doubt that it is Love, it is no longer Love. Do not premeditate your every step, for if you do, it is no longer Love."
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