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    “The righteous will flourish like a palm tree‚ they will grow like a cedar of Lebanon.” (Psalm 92:12) It is mentioned seventy times in the Bible; King Solomon used its cedars to build his glorious temples‚ and the Romans built their only temple for Jupiter on its land. Moreover‚ it was from its coasts that the Phoenicians spread the world’s first alphabet. The word ‘Lebanon’ symbolized beauty‚ strength‚ and pride. What was it that caused this fame to be replaced with infamy? Why does the word

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    Principle

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    person needs not be the smart one‚ but the one who practices principles well and sticks to them no matter what. “The teacher who is indeed wise does not bid you to enter the house of his wisdom but rather leads you to the threshold of your mind.” Khalil Gibran said. My brother is one of them. His lessons were fascinating and made me figure out the principle behind each story. As a matter of fact‚ I am on my way to find my own principles to‚ step by step‚ improve

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    Arranged Marriages - 1

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    Marriages. IV. Solutions to the Problem of Arranged Marriages Conclusion:Free Society. Arranged Marriages Khalil Gibran once wrote the following about Freedom: "You can only be free when even the desire of seeking freedom becomes a harness to you‚ and when you cease to speak of freedom as a goal and a fulfillment. You shall be free indeed when your days are not

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    “Pain and foolishness lead to great bliss and complete knowledge‚ for Eternal Wisdom created nothing under the sun in vain.” This quote is by Khalil Gibran‚ and the meaning behind this quote is very powerful and relates a lot to Oedipus Rex in the idea that people do indeed gain knowledge through the grief and suffering pain experienced in life. Sometimes we try to push out or hide the from the pain and at the end we come to encounter that there is no way of hiding rather than to just bear the pain

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    educating herself. "I had been a straight A student since the first grade." In the long run Marta ’s hard-work and dedication to her studies ensures her success. "The Scholarship Jacket" shows that anyone can overcome a conflict to achieve success. As Khalil Gibran once said‚ "Work is love made

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    “The Myth of Sisyphus” written by Albert Camus and “The Prophet: On Self-Knowledge” authored by Kahlil Gibran both hold similar views regarding self-knowledge and truth. Although similarities are present these views also greatly differ from each other. In order to examine self-knowledge and truth‚ it is important to consider what they mean. Self-knowledge is an internalized actualization and understanding of oneself through which one may obtain self-control. Truth is a projected understanding upon

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    Disscussion Director • Have you given up something so precious to you for others benefit from? • Have you ever felt being betrayed? • Have you ever felt inferior? Cool Quote Finder • “Ah‚ missus‚ these are both children‚ and one will grow up to be a baas‚ and one will be a servant” • “Teddy was about six years old when he was given a scooter‚ and discovered the intoxications of speed. ” • “He’s only a black boy‚” Vocabulary Enricher • Kraal – a traditional African village of huts

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    they merely move it from their faces into their hearts ~ Martin Buxbaum Beauty is how you feel inside‚ and it reflects in your eyes It is not something physical ~ Sophia Loren Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart ~ Kahlil Gibran

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    INNER BEAUTY SPEECH

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    INNER BEAUTY: SPEECH. Ah‚ to be a Disney Girl! To possess beauty so divine that can melt the hearts of charming princes and gruff miners alike. To be able to tame temperamental beasts‚ attract timid forest creatures with your melodious voice and to know that‚ in the end-despite the fact that your wicked stepmother mistreats you and an evil queen is seeking you heart‚ someday your prince will come. What about this image of the ideal woman that has been presented to the world through the eyes of

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    Tagore's Gitanjali

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    From my LP class days‚ I have heard of Tagore. The loud speaker from the local church used to play songs took from this great book in the early morning. I used to tell the story of ‘golden grain of corn’. Recently‚ I was reading Kahlil Gibran and saw that his books are ‘inspired’ by Tagore. I thought‚ ‘enough is enough…here I am determined to read ‘Gitanjali’ first‚ before reading its further ‘inspirations’. And the travel was beautiful! Tagore was born in a very Rich family but he was a child

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