This book of philosophical poems is written in 9 languages: Chinese, French, English, German, Spanish, Hebrew, Russian, Arabic, Sanskrit and contains 20 superb illustrations. The author hopes that this multilingual book will bring you to the calm joy of reflection on the wisdom of life, put on paper in the languages that has outlived the millennia.

The Wisdom of Life is Full of Wisdom, Full of Life

The Wisdom of Life is powerful in its simplicity. The poems in the book are both touching and unique. Every poem seems to come from a place of kindness and thoughtfulness. Yet, they surprise with their keen observations on the human condition.
Some of the poems express thoughts that no one seems to have ever spoken aloud before. The sentiments expressed are true, nonetheless, and they make for interesting discussions. There are certain poems in The Wisdom of Life that at first seem as if they will be ordinary. Just then, the poet will add a line that puts a new twist on an old idea that changes everything.
The illustrations in The Wisdom of Life are beautiful. It becomes a game to try to guess the subject of the next poem by looking at the illustration. It is sometimes possible to get a hazy image of what is coming, but never possible to guess the complete picture of the poem until it is read. Also, the different translations are interesting, and they would help anyone who is studying one of the languages given.
In The Wisdom of Life there are poems that reveal truths about perfectionism, opportunity, anger, weaknesses, and worry. The book of poems gently touches on happiness, kindness, relationships, and life itself. The Wisdom of Life is wonderfully honest and full of life. It is a delight to read.