The Pulse of Existence

The book “The Pulse of Existence” explains the Benyan Method from the perspective of its founder and provides a roadmap to help us change our lives, improve our personal, emotional, and social relationships, achieve a good emotional state in our individual life, succeed in our work and profession, and become effective human beings. As Dr. Farshid Moradian, a specialist in psychology and experiential dynamic psychotherapy, and a researcher in integrative psychotherapy, mentions in his introduction to “The Pulse of Existence,” the Benyan Method is derived from folk psychology, tradition, and local culture, and is based on practical life and experience. In this book, we see how our life experiences, as well as those passed down orally from generation to generation, contain important teachings for achieving success in life. Fereshteh Mirhashemi shares her personal experiences in “The Pulse of Existence” and demonstrates how personal experience and folk psychology can help individuals grow personally and professionally and develop a method for success. The Benyan tradition, which is addressed and explained in “The Pulse of Existence,” is introduced, as Dr. Farshid Moradian explains in his introduction, as a theory called “Existential Benyan Theory,” and can be genealogically considered as part of existential psychological theories, especially Heideggerian approaches like Dasein analysis. Moradian, in this introduction, further discusses the Benyan tradition from a theoretical perspective, noting that this theory centers on being with what is and offers an interpretation of existence based on the triangle of being – doing – having, and a broad perspective on existence in the context of totality and intentionality.