It is a story of a father and his son, and their search for a purpose in life. Arthur Osborne graduated from Oxford in 1928 with a degree in history. Yet, he could not bring himself to "teach about other people's lives." Instead, he was driven to understand meaning of his own life. He read about philosophers like Rene Guenon and supported himself by working as an English tutor in Poland. Prior to World War II, he and his young family evaded capture...