The book "Soliloquy of Souls" establishes a set of sublime human values ¿¿that elevate human status and elevate the true meaning of humanity, such as honesty, giving, and friendship. The book highlights the spiritual tendency that leads the soul to realize its secrets and explore its depths. Gibran brings up some ideas from his book "Ingenuities and Oddities," such as the image of Satan as a hidden force seeking to take away human will. The book is characterized by the Sufism of conscience and the circularity of thought, as the coercive self draws inspiration from the soul.
