Shailene Woodley reads Khalil Gibran

The transcript explores the profound insights on love from Khalil Gibran's 'The Prophet'. It begins with a personal reflection on how the poem reshaped the speaker's understanding of love. The narrative delves into the dual nature of love, highlighting its challenges and transformative power. It discusses love's trials, the deeper understanding it brings, and contrasts fear-driven love with true love's self-sufficiency. The text concludes with a reflection on desires in love and the fulfillment it offers, emphasizing gratitude and ecstasy.

What should one do when love beckons, according to the text?

What is the significance of gratitude in the context of love as described in the text?