The book "Mahabharata Krishna-Dvaipayana Vyasa translated into English prose. Vana Parva, Part 1" is one of the most outstanding works of Indian literature. This part of the epic recounts the journey of the Pandavas, going into exile in the forests. This is an important stage in their life when they face many challenges and learn to deal with life's difficulties. While the book raises questions of loyalty, friendship, and justice, it also offers the reader a series of philosophical reflections on justice, faith, and karma. Translated into English from the original Sanskrit, this book helps the reader immerse himself in the atmosphere of ancient Indian culture and wisdom.