"To the Eternal World (Collection)" is an outstanding work of the philosopher Immanuel Kant, which is not only an in-depth study of moral and legal issues, but also an important contribution to the development of political philosophy. This collection, consisting of several key texts, immerses the reader in thinking about how peace can be achieved between peoples and what is the role of individual ethics in this process. Kant, as one of the founders of German classical philosophy, offers a unique look at complex issues that remain relevant in the modern world. The book begins with reflections on the nature of war and peace, where Kant analyzes the causes of conflict and offers his ideas on how wars can be prevented. He argues that peace is possible only when states act not on the principle of force, but in accordance with moral norms and legal laws. This idea of an "eternal world" is becoming fundamental to his philosophy, and the reader can expect profound reflections on how each person's personal morality can influence international relations. The collection will be of interest not only to philosophers and students studying ethics and political theory, but also to a wide audience that seeks to understand how Kant's ideas can be applied in the modern world. The age range of readers can range from high school students interested in philosophy to adults wanting to deepen their knowledge of morality and law. The topics raised in the book concern not only philosophical aspects, but also practical issues such as peacekeeping, human rights and international relations. Kant raises important questions about how harmony can be achieved between different cultures and peoples. His ideas about the federation of free states and the need to respect international law sound especially relevant in the context of globalization and growing conflicts. Readers interested in political philosophy will find in this collection a lot of material for reflection and discussion. Kant's style is clear and logical, which makes his texts accessible to understanding, despite the complexity of the topics raised. His philosophical works, such as Critique of Pure Reason and Critique of Practical Reason, are also noteworthy and may be of interest to those who want to understand his ideas more deeply. In To Eternal Peace, Kant uses rigorous argumentation and logical constructions, which makes his thoughts convincing and relevant. The book Towards Eternal Peace (Collection) is not just a philosophical treatise, but an important step towards understanding how we can build a society based on mutual understanding and respect. It inspires us to think about how each of us can contribute to creating a more peaceful world. If you are looking for a work that will make you think about the complex issues of life, morality and international relations, this collection will be a real find for you. By reading “Towards an Eternal World”, you not only immerse yourself in the world of philosophical reflection, but also get the opportunity to look at modernity from a new point of view. This is a book that can change your perception of the world and help you understand how important it is to strive for peace and harmony in our society.