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Khalil Gibran's The Prophet version 2.0

<p>Khalil Gibran's classic, The Prophet finds new interpretation in an illustrated adult colouring book inspired by Chinese Taoist philosophy</p>

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Sujaya Batra

Sujaya Batra

'LET not the waves of the sea separate us now, and the years you have spent in our midst become a memory.’ These gorgeous words first published in 1923 in Khalil Gibran’s The Prophet, now find a different form of expression in artist Sujaya Batra’s adult colouring book. Titled The Mystical World, the book features 66 illustrations. “I was 16 when I first read The Prophet. I looked back at the book on countless occasions when I needed answers to difficult situations. It is also the first book I gifted my husband,” says Mumbai-based Batra. “The philosophy in the book is simple and the chapters look at everyday situations like work-life, marriage, family and love,” adds the artist, who is also a textile designer.

Sujaya Batra
Sujaya Batra

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