Chandigarh, Nov 23: Between Night and Morn is a profound collection of Gibran’s meditations on the transitions and thresholds of human experience. Through lyrical prose and parable-like essays, he examines the quiet spaces between endings and beginnings, darkness and light, despair and hope. Each piece reflects on the tensions that define life—love and loss, freedom and responsibility, silence and speech—inviting readers to pause and consider the deeper currents that shape their existence.
Gibran’s language is both gentle and piercing, encouraging introspection and a heightened awareness of the self and the world. He presents life as a continuous cycle of reflection, urging readers to embrace solitude not as isolation but as a path to inner clarity. Themes of spirituality, human connection, and the pursuit of truth permeate the book, offering wisdom that is timeless and universal.
Ultimately, Between Night and Morn is an ode to the quiet, often overlooked moments that hold profound insight—those liminal spaces where we confront our fears, desires, and dreams, and where the soul can awaken to the subtle beauty of life.
