Kahlil Gibran's quote suggests that when we divulge our private matters, we cannot hold others accountable for sharing those revelations. It's a reminder of the consequences that come with sharing secrets, as once they are out, they can spread beyond our control. The wind symbolizes the unpredictable nature of information, which can carry our thoughts to others without our intent.

This theme resonates in Jacqueline Winspear's "Maisie Dobbs Bundle #3," where the exploration of trust and the implications of sharing sensitive information plays a crucial role. In the world of secrets and investigations, characters confront the complexities of their relationships and the unintended ripple effects that come when secrets are exposed.