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The Wanderer

by Khalil Gibran

"Evolution is better than Revolution. New Thought Library's New Thought Archives encompass a full range of New Thought from Abrahamic to Vedic. New Thought literature reflects the ongoing evolution of human thought. New Thought's unique inclusion of science, art and philosophy presents a dramatic contrast with the magical thinking of decadent religions that promulgate supersticions standing in the way of progress to shared peace and prosperity." ~ Avalon de Rossett

Contents - Wanderer - Garments - The Eagle and The Skylark - Love Song - Tears and Laughter - At the Fair - Two Princesses - Lightning Flash - The Hermit and the Beasts - The Prophet and the Child - Pearl - Body and Soul - King - Upon the Sand - Three Gifts - Peace and War - Dancer - Two Guardian Angels - Statue - Exchange - Love and Hate - Dreams - Madman - Frogs - Laws and Law-Giving - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow - The Philosopher and the Cobbler - Builders of Bridges - Field of Zaad - Golden Belt - Red Earth - Full Moon - Hermit Prophet - Old, Old Wine - Two Poems - Lady Ruth - The Mouse and the Cat - Curse - Pomegranates - God and Many Gods - She Who Was Deaf - Quest - Sceptre - Path - The Whale and the Butterfly - Shadow - Peace Contagious - Seventy - Finding God - River - Two Hunters - The Other Wanderer -

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Peace and War

Three dogs were basking in the sun and conversing. The first dog said dreamily, "It is indeed wondrous to be living in this day of dogdom. Consider the ease with which we travel under the sea, upon the earth and even in the sky. And meditate for a moment upon the inventions brought forth for the comfort of dogs, even for our eyes and ears and noses."

And the second dog spoke and he said, "We are more heedful of the arts. We bark at the moon more rhythmically than did our forefathers. And when we gaze at ourselves in the water we see that our features are clearer than the features of yesterday."

Then the third dog spoke and said, "But what interests me most and beguiles my mind is the tranquil understanding existing between dogdoms."

At that very moment they looked, and lo, the dog-catcher was approaching.

The three dogs sprang up and scampered down the street; and as they ran the third dog said, "For God's sake, run for your lives. Civilization is after us."

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