Leo Tolstoy: In life, in true life, there can be nothing better than what is. Wanting something different than what is, is blasphemy.

In life, in true life, there can be nothing better than what is. Wanting somethi — Leo Tolstoy

In life, in true life, there can be nothing better than what is. Wanting something different than what is, is blasphemy.

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