Three Questions: The Wisdom of the Present Moment and the Power of Compassion (Library of Alexandria)

What if the answers to life's biggest questions were already within your reach?<br/>Three Questions follows the journey of a king who seeks wisdom to live the best possible life. He believes that if he can answer three questions-What is the right time to do things? Who are the most important people? What is the most important thing to do?-he'll never fail.<br/><br/>When philosophers and scholars fail to give him clarity, the king visits a humble hermit. What he learns through experience, rather than words, changes everything.<br/><br/>This modern adaptation brings Tolstoy's story into the present day with clear, thoughtful language while preserving the heart of its message-a call to live with awareness, compassion, and purpose.<br/><br/>What You'll Discover in This Modern Translation:<br/>The Importance of the Present Moment - Learn why "now" is the only time that truly matters. The Power of Human Connection - Understand that the most important people are those right in front of you. The Purpose of Kindness - Discover why helping others is the greatest thing you can do. A Story for All Ages - Whether you're 10 or 100, this parable offers wisdom that never grows old.<br/><br/>This adaptation preserves the gentle, philosophical essence of Tolstoy's original while making the story feel fresh and relevant. It's a perfect read for quiet reflection, classroom discussion, or gifting to someone seeking guidance.