On Life
6 hrs. 19 min.
Description
Educator, publicist, teacher, philosopher—Leo Tolstoy devoted his entire life to searching for a moral ideal. He once said: “To live honestly, you have to strain, get tangled up, make mistakes, start and give up… and forever struggle, and be deprived. And calmness—inner baseness.” Tolstoy considered “On Life” one of his most important works: it concentrates all his views and convictions, the path to which was so painful and long. His inner turmoil was replaced by confidence in the correctness of his choice.
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