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We all have minds, but are we all capable of thinking? Especially to think beautifully? The architect and philosopher Vladimir Nikitin is convinced that in order to be able to think beautifully, one must learn to see beauty in the unconventional not only with the eyes, but also with every cell of one's body. In his opinion, the most important beauty of thinking is that it creates something that has never existed before. To experience beauty, you need to open up to it. Everyone enters the Divine in their own way...

In his book The Gardens of Sofia, Vladimir Nikitin partially tells about his own path of cognition and invites the reader into his world. "I'm going through the books I've written, and there are a lot of them... When I publish them, I feel only lighter. This is probably how trees in autumn, dropping their fruits, are released for winter sleep..."

Here you will find the author's memories of his childhood spent near St Sophia of Kyiv; stories and images that refer to the Bible, Skovoroda's philosophy, etc.