Is human life finite or endless? And if it is infinite, then how to gain not only faith in it, but also knowledge and involvement. Is only a hermit’s hut the path to infinity, or in the madness and saturation of the modern world there is an opportunity to come into contact with eternity and bliss. Prominent American Buddhist Robert Thurman presents a Buddhist view of the path to achieving and realizing endless life. And this is not the path of gloomy nihilism or constrained conditioning, but the path of joy and optimism, diversity and gain.

Understanding that every action we commit has far-reaching consequences, lost in the folds of eternity, frees us from the oppression of petty experiences and gives rise to a feeling of inner freedom. By practicing the seven virtues: wisdom, generosity, justice, patience, creativity, contemplation and the art of endless living, we can help not only ourselves, but also others in achieving happiness and a compassionate outlook on the world.