The path of life. Tolstoy L.N.

Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy (1828-1910) is not only a classic of fiction, but also a great thinker, a religious and philosophical figure. Known as the ancestor of the “Concept of Non -violence”, who inspired Mahatma Gandhi, Indian politician and philosopher, to the struggle for freedom for his people.

“The Way of Life” - the last essay of the writer, written in 1910. This book is thoughts about death and immortality, about religion and genuine faith, about love and the meaning of life. Tolstoy collected both his own ideas and quotes of sages and philosophers from around the world: Kant, Lessing, Mark Aurelius, Russo, Schopenhauer, Ramakrishna, Grigory Skovoroda, John Chrysostom, etc.