Leo Tolstoy confronts lifes deepest questions with unflinching honesty. Wrestling with faith, mortality, and the meaning of existence, these powerful texts mark his spiritual awakening and critique of organized religion. Through works likeA Confession and The Law of Love and the Law of Violence, Tolstoy urges a return to a simpler, more authentic moral lifeone rooted in love, reason, and personal responsibility. Profound and provocative, this collection captures a great mind in pursuit of spiritual truth.