This clip is as it should be, a veil between us, a glmpse of the past, a fog and not a full hour interview showing and telling all like some of his biograpies. He gave us the fruit but we want to know the tree and the roots. Were lucky to have this, Like someone said "No snow flake falls in the wrong place."
I am Lebanese and my hoetown is not far from Gibran's town of Bcharre, near the forest of the Cedars of God... I have to say its the first time i see a motion picture of him...In the end i want to say to him:thank you Gebran, u r a genius who gave alot to the world and u took ur country with u wherever u went, all Lebanese r proud cz of u
so so tru! we are all so grateful to him for ..he showed the world the tru beauty and very personal uplclose insight of lebanon..u will forever be aninspiration to all human kind,,,,,,,,,,,,,i wish i was around to have meet him.
im not sure if that was a joint kinda of a lot of smoke for a joint and if anyone has ever smoked pot you take a bigger hit than that and hold it in longer ....... but im sure cannabis has touched his lips at least once Lebanon has the best hash and cannabis around!
I know what you mean. I think it's because as odd as it may be, we love these artist, who stir something in us with their works. It's that time has left them still and cold in the past, but to see them move if only slightly, is to feel closer to them, to feel something of their warmth, now theyre not the far away gods of our hearts but as close as a lover. But the clip ends and that moment is like that last kiss of a lover about to depart to a foreign land, all the more bittersweet for it.
He was brilliant. I have read The Prophet over thirty times (I'm sure..) and every time I read, I come away with a different message. His writings were amazing. Makes you wonder what the man was like. Thanks for posting this video.
Incredible. This footage seems like it is in colour, I did not know that existed so early as I believe he died in 1931. He appears to be in a cafe, possibly in New York City?
actually, it is BW and the footage was taken by his publisher Alfred L Knoff as part of documentary title "a publisher is known by the Co. he keeps" I managed to track down the Director/Producers (wife) in NYC who has the original 16mm. sadly no other footage of the great man is on the reel other than the 54 secs we have. I am still searching for more footage that maybe be out there, bound to be others. I hope with sound.
Pretty sure that's color film...Kodak had color motion film released to the public by the 1920s. Doesn't appear to be colored at a later point. Color stills have been around since the 1800s.
@utterboxtv He is talking but no audio.I have searched for an Audio recording of Gebran but i found nothing, is there any recordings of his voice? that would be so special to listen to, i visited his birth place in Bchari lebanon near the cedar mountains. i visited the house he was born in, i walked in the same steps the he walked when he was young, so now my wish is to hear him and the experiance of Gebran would be complete, thank you for the footage.
Reading books on Gibran's life, I learned that he was born a Maronite Christian but declared himself a Pagan after reading a certain book. I've never been able to find out the title of that book that converted Gibran to Paganism. If you know, or can find out, please let us all know. Thanks in advance. :)
This is a beautiful clip, to see a photo of a great man is amazing and then to see a small clip of live movments is more amazing, we get the chance to see the Gleam and the look in this wise man 's eyes . i wish i can hear his voice, if anyone knows of a Gibran's voice recording i would be grateful.
Gibran Is the Last name of a prominant lebanese Family who resides mostly in the Town of Bcharri in the beautiful mountains of lebanon. its there where Khalil grew up and roamed the kadisha valley also known as the valley of the Saints.his book the tempest is an example how the winters are in that region known for its historical and magnificent Cedar trees. gebran could also be a first name of a person im not familiar with the exact meaning but its good you have a name of a prophet
I don't know, but I can tell you that the "ra" syllable in many names, titles and words refer to something noble; i.e. "most high", as in "Ra" the ancient name for "Sun", the highest object in the sky.
Examples:
Aaron: the male name meaning 'high mountain'; one source says 'Aaron' was the name of the first High Priest of Israel.
Aryan: a people who regarded themselves as most noble; i.e. 'most high'.
There may--or may not--be a connection; I don't claim to know for sure.
my deepest sympathies my fren...ur soul lives on in ur soul-giving writings, and they give me comfort knowing people like u have existed...a man gone mad by the wretched twists of good and bad...if nobody else has had the same emotional hurricanes, my fren, i can tell u that i have
shu hal music haidi,, bt5awwif
richa0009 1 year ago
This clip is as it should be, a veil between us, a glmpse of the past, a fog and not a full hour interview showing and telling all like some of his biograpies. He gave us the fruit but we want to know the tree and the roots. Were lucky to have this, Like someone said "No snow flake falls in the wrong place."
papipocoloco 1 year ago
is it possible that a man of his stature does not have a sound recording?
cloudchaser07 1 year ago
I am Lebanese and my hoetown is not far from Gibran's town of Bcharre, near the forest of the Cedars of God... I have to say its the first time i see a motion picture of him...In the end i want to say to him:thank you Gebran, u r a genius who gave alot to the world and u took ur country with u wherever u went, all Lebanese r proud cz of u
PhoenicianMan 2 years ago
so so tru! we are all so grateful to him for ..he showed the world the tru beauty and very personal uplclose insight of lebanon..u will forever be aninspiration to all human kind,,,,,,,,,,,,,i wish i was around to have meet him.
fifilucia 2 years ago
So beautiful
Mrxxyyzz1 2 years ago
Is he smoking a joint???
danger2021 2 years ago
is Kahlil smoking reefer at 10 seconds?!
danger2021 2 years ago
im not sure if that was a joint kinda of a lot of smoke for a joint and if anyone has ever smoked pot you take a bigger hit than that and hold it in longer ....... but im sure cannabis has touched his lips at least once Lebanon has the best hash and cannabis around!
LANDOxCALRIZION 2 years ago
for some reason, just watching this makes me cry...
Rashoutas 2 years ago
i have a wave of emotion when i watch this as well..
fifilucia 2 years ago
I know what you mean. I think it's because as odd as it may be, we love these artist, who stir something in us with their works. It's that time has left them still and cold in the past, but to see them move if only slightly, is to feel closer to them, to feel something of their warmth, now theyre not the far away gods of our hearts but as close as a lover. But the clip ends and that moment is like that last kiss of a lover about to depart to a foreign land, all the more bittersweet for it.
sixthsonofsevensins 2 years ago
I like Kahlil Gibran....
Greece
ekab234 2 years ago
I like Kahlil Gibran....
Greece
pathos09 2 years ago
Gibran es el mejor poeta que ha habido en la historia y ha sido inspiraciòn para muchos otros artistas.
jlaguilarespinoza 2 years ago
He was brilliant. I have read The Prophet over thirty times (I'm sure..) and every time I read, I come away with a different message. His writings were amazing. Makes you wonder what the man was like. Thanks for posting this video.
missangel80 3 years ago 6
Incredible. This footage seems like it is in colour, I did not know that existed so early as I believe he died in 1931. He appears to be in a cafe, possibly in New York City?
diamondbackseye 3 years ago 2
actually, it is BW and the footage was taken by his publisher Alfred L Knoff as part of documentary title "a publisher is known by the Co. he keeps" I managed to track down the Director/Producers (wife) in NYC who has the original 16mm. sadly no other footage of the great man is on the reel other than the 54 secs we have. I am still searching for more footage that maybe be out there, bound to be others. I hope with sound.
utterboxtv 3 years ago
Pretty sure that's color film...Kodak had color motion film released to the public by the 1920s. Doesn't appear to be colored at a later point. Color stills have been around since the 1800s.
meestro 2 years ago
@utterboxtv He is talking but no audio.I have searched for an Audio recording of Gebran but i found nothing, is there any recordings of his voice? that would be so special to listen to, i visited his birth place in Bchari lebanon near the cedar mountains. i visited the house he was born in, i walked in the same steps the he walked when he was young, so now my wish is to hear him and the experiance of Gebran would be complete, thank you for the footage.
cloudchaser07 1 year ago
@utterboxtv
Reading books on Gibran's life, I learned that he was born a Maronite Christian but declared himself a Pagan after reading a certain book. I've never been able to find out the title of that book that converted Gibran to Paganism. If you know, or can find out, please let us all know. Thanks in advance. :)
YGRoundNo2 1 year ago
@utterboxtv Is there any know Audio recordings of gibran, it would be amazing if we could hear his voice.
cloudchaser07 4 months ago
This is a beautiful clip, to see a photo of a great man is amazing and then to see a small clip of live movments is more amazing, we get the chance to see the Gleam and the look in this wise man 's eyes . i wish i can hear his voice, if anyone knows of a Gibran's voice recording i would be grateful.
cloudchaser07 3 years ago 2
I was named after this man, but it is very hard to find out more about him.
especially the meaning of our names. any of you know what "gibran" means?
gibranrubio 3 years ago
there is some great biographies you can get. not to mention lots of online material. just do a search on Google. good luck
utterboxtv 3 years ago
Gibran Is the Last name of a prominant lebanese Family who resides mostly in the Town of Bcharri in the beautiful mountains of lebanon. its there where Khalil grew up and roamed the kadisha valley also known as the valley of the Saints.his book the tempest is an example how the winters are in that region known for its historical and magnificent Cedar trees. gebran could also be a first name of a person im not familiar with the exact meaning but its good you have a name of a prophet
cloudchaser07 3 years ago
@gibranrubio
I don't know, but I can tell you that the "ra" syllable in many names, titles and words refer to something noble; i.e. "most high", as in "Ra" the ancient name for "Sun", the highest object in the sky.
Examples:
Aaron: the male name meaning 'high mountain'; one source says 'Aaron' was the name of the first High Priest of Israel.
Aryan: a people who regarded themselves as most noble; i.e. 'most high'.
There may--or may not--be a connection; I don't claim to know for sure.
YGRoundNo2 1 year ago
My Gibran Kahlil Kahlil, I love this visionary of poetry and love.
evergreencreativeart 3 years ago
wow im lebanese and a fan of Gibran this is the first time i ever seen him on film. amazing i wish i can hear his voice i got the shivers
cloudchaser07 3 years ago 2
No words need to be spoken or written to describe Him:)
evergreencreativeart 3 years ago 3
just amazing, to see the great poet on and kind of video. thank you utterboxtv.
flyfishtrout 3 years ago
Gibran this great man from Lebaon from these mountains in Labanon .
He lived in the USA as immigrant. he is great ..maybe more than great . wrote great books .
U know people : we have a lot of great men in our region alot of great poets but u can't read there poetry in Arabic.
I love u Gibran
Allccapon 3 years ago
crazy dude
bigfoot1151231231233 4 years ago
some day i hope to meet you and talk a few words to you; as all of your words talked to me.
people like you take the fear and bring nothing but warmth and happines to life.
bless you.
ipecacuhane 4 years ago
Thank You Thank You Thank You
for these few seconds
of time travel..
GrammaConcept 4 years ago
His words had the truth and grace to light hearts and souls.
Flowers like Kahlil never die, they are lights from something deeper he loved so much.
TR
TNRodman 4 years ago
Work is love made visible.. Such a great line to live by.
vtrockin 4 years ago
kahlil you really are my hero...
villrose 4 years ago
soul beautiful
kalashnikovgurl 4 years ago
my deepest sympathies my fren...ur soul lives on in ur soul-giving writings, and they give me comfort knowing people like u have existed...a man gone mad by the wretched twists of good and bad...if nobody else has had the same emotional hurricanes, my fren, i can tell u that i have
MrWicked15 4 years ago
"The truly religious man does not embrace a religion; and he who embraces one has no religion."
Kahlil Gibran
colmmernagh 4 years ago
wow, do u have the oroginal film?
bassem90 4 years ago
There is a boy inside the man. A gentle, loving conqueror
JoshuaSkillin 4 years ago
If there was no god..i would've said that your my god...may your soul rest in peace Gibran...
mikeberro 4 years ago
this guy is a genius
Jihad2000 5 years ago
A true reflective human being
GeneralEcho 5 years ago