"The Calendar of Wisdom," a work from the last years of Tolstoy's life, is the book he considered his most significant contribution to humanity. It was widely read in pre-revolutionary Russia, banned and forgotten during the communist era, only to be fortunately rediscovered a few years ago. It is a daily guide that illuminates the path of a meaningful life with a light that never fades. "The Calendar of Wisdom" was unjustly censored for a century and undoubtedly deserves a place among the few books in our history that will never cease to teach us what is important in life. Within this anthology of religious and philosophical thoughts, which Tolstoy drew from the world's spiritual heritage, each of us can find words that will touch our soul and bring us closer to the essence of things, which our civilization so persistently denies today. "I hope the readers of this book will experience the same sense of goodness and upliftment that I experienced when working on its creation, and that I experience again and again when I reread it every day..." LEO TOLSTOY, March 1908