A Confession

A Confession by Leo Tolstoy is an autobiographical work where he explores his mid-life existential crisis and his search for meaning in life. The book details his struggles with faith morality and the apparent meaninglessness of existence particularly in the face of death. Tolstoy grapples with questions about the purpose of life and his own beliefs ultimately leading him to a spiritual awakening and a newfound understanding of faith and service to others. Tolstoy’s journey leads him to a spiritual awakening particularly through his embrace of Christianity and his belief in the importance of living a simple and humble life dedicated to serving others. The book is considered a classic of Russian literature and one of Tolstoy’s most important works.