I became cognizant of Gibran in my youth through an introduction and constant quoting of the Gibran’s “Prophet” by Alma R. Woods (affectionately known to me as Ma’Woods). This Writer became enthralled by Gibran’s “Prophet” and later sought out and found more of Gibran’s works. These reflective writings of this collection bounce close enough to what the writers noted but are truly deep feelings of the author’s heart.

The magnetism of this book is the integration of two worlds of thought brought together by one reflective writer. Persons interested in the achievement of Rolyat’s conceptual themes base on his ardent support of two master are the people sought by the writer. The writer’s deepest desire in writing this book is to share a slanted perspective on old beloved writers.

Rolyat Mosi goes beyond the normal expectations of just a book with his online connection for readers. The book’s online extra highlights provide access to videos and pictorials about the writer’s creations about the writings and connections to other interesting content along the same reflective frontier. Some of the stories are told through AI-Creations that provide additional interesting content impact for these stories. Just scan the QR code image and you will be transported there.

Rolyat Mosi also enjoys sharing stories about the reflective writings in Parallel Thoughts. These writings help to add to the intellectual-spiritual outreach of these writers. In his role as a professional author, Rolyat seeks to bring expert commentary in the field of reflective writings aligned with his Parallel Thoughts. He says that this writing helps to fulfill his creative expression.