OFFER PACKAGE 5 CHOICES

"THE ART OF ALWAYS BEING RIGHT"

THE ART OF ALWAYS BEING RIGHT: In this delightful little essay the Schopenhauer analyzes a series of tricks that can help one prevail in a confrontation regardless of whether one is right or wrong and regardless of the substance of the issue.

"THE LAZY THOUGHTS OF A LAZY MAN"

A monumental treatise (not even two hundred and twenty pages) on all the big issues of life (from love and laziness to indolence and furnished flats), from the 'ambassador' of British humour.

 English satirist Jerome Klapka Jerome dropped out of school at fourteen, worked as a railway clerk, teacher, traveling actor and journalist until his second book was serialized in 1886, the Lazy thoughts of a lazy man, who were an instant hit with their "hot" and subversive humor.

"WALKING"

The Walking based on two lectures Thoreau gave near the end of his life (in 1862). It summarizes his ideas about nature and man as they were formed during his permanent stay in the forests. In nature he sees not only the beauty that surrounds him, but also all the guarantees for the true freedom and development of the individual. After all "all great things are wild and free". And he suggests walking, the best way to restore one's contact with nature and to find again one's primitive and creative self, which has been corrupted and degraded by the "achievements" of civilization.

"THE BOOK OF TEA"

Connecting the role of tea with the aesthetic and cultural side of Japanese life, the well-known Book of tea by Kakuzo Okakura has been bringing the inexhaustible culture of Asia to the West for over a century. Readers are invited to discover a tradition that combines beauty with simplicity and take a journey from Chinese Taoism to Buddhist Zen, the Japanese tea ceremony: an enchanting practice with diverse architectural, pottery and floral references, a unified vision of life and art that engages all the senses, calms the mind and invigorates the spirit.

"THE ART OF WAR"

Every aspect of the conflict – economic, political, social, psychological – is examined in this classic strategy manual. Armed with a deep understanding of human nature, The Art of War teaches the rules – the Way – of victory. And the ideal victory, according to master Sun Tzu, is one that is achieved without effort, without unnecessary loss, and ultimately without battle. The victory achieved thanks to constant adaptation to the circumstances.