The Three Wise Men

In the East, millions of people adhere to strange religious doctrines that have no connection to the known divine religions. In China, tens of millions of people adhere to the teachings of Confucius, the inimitable Chinese sage. They arrange their lives and social relationships on the basis of these teachings, which they hold extremely sacred.Buddhists in India, who are the majority of the population there, believe in Buddha and his teachings and do not deviate from them one bit, despite the spread of Islam and Christianity among them. To this day, there are still hundreds of thousands of people who believe in Magianism, and they are followers of Zoroaster, who appeared in Persia in the sixth century BC.The author says: I decided to combine the two pages of this booklet with a comprehensive summary of the lives of these three sages with a brief overview of the most important principles and teachings that they called for and which attracted such a large number of human beings to them.