The Complete Collection of Writings .. [ The Journals of 1854. [ Leo Tolstoy is a unique and exciting look at the inner world of the great Russian writer, his thoughts, experiences and reflections in one of the most important periods of his life. This book is not just diary entries, but a living and bright window into Tolstoy's soul, allowing the reader to plunge into the atmosphere of the era, understand the motivation and internal conflicts of the author, as well as follow the development of his views and philosophical ideas. This edition contains diaries for 1854, the year when Tolstoy was just beginning his journey as a writer, researcher of human nature and thinker. It is during these years that he experiences the first important events of his life, faces challenges and reflections that will further affect his creativity and worldview. The reader will be able to follow how the young Tolstoy reflects on the fate of Russia, the role of the individual in history, spiritual quests and moral values. His recordings are filled with sincerity, sometimes doubt and inner struggle, which makes them especially valuable for those who are interested in the psychology of great people and the process of shaping their worldview. This book is ideal for a wide range of readers - from students and researchers of Russian literature to lovers of philosophy and history. It will be of interest to those who appreciate deep reflections, personal diaries of great writers and seek inspiration in their inner life. It is especially valuable for those who want to understand how Tolstoy's views were formed, how his ideas about man, morality and spirituality developed in the early stages of his life. Topics raised in The Journals of 1854. It covers a wide range from personal experiences and reflections on fate and destiny, to philosophical questions about good and evil, about the meaning of life and spiritual values. In these recordings, Tolstoy shows his sincere concern for the fate of Russia, reflects on the role of the intelligentsia and the need for spiritual awakening. His thoughts, full of sincerity and honesty, allow the reader to feel how his views were formed, and understand why these ideas became the basis of his subsequent creativity and life. Leo Tolstoy's style in diaries is distinguished by special honesty and simplicity, he seems to speak to the reader directly, without embellishments and masks. These recordings allow you to feel his inner voice, his doubts and hopes, which makes the book especially lively and close. In the context of his other works, such as "War and Peace" or "Anna Karenina", diaries provide a unique opportunity to trace how thoughts and ideas that are reflected in his classics have developed. The Complete Collection of Writings .. [ The Journals of 1854. [ It is not just a collection of records, but a valuable historical and philosophical testimony that inspires us to think about our own lives, spiritual values and the place of man in the world......... This book will be a great addition to the literary library of those who are looking for answers to important questions of being, and for those who want to get to know the person whose works and ideas continue to influence the minds and hearts of millions around the world.