The Secret of Human Awakening

Differences in perspectives and thoughts stem from human mental perceptions. The mind possesses great power and can expand its world based on the sciences of self-knowledge and psychology. The mind is aware and can understand movement and direction, but it is a slave to habit, and its capacity for self-deception causes the breaking of human promises and agreements. The mind is not immune to superstition and myth, and fear and anxiety disrupt its function. In this book, humans are divided into three groups, forming various spectrums. The Secret of Human Awakening analyzes and examines the mentality of each of these groups toward phenomena such as values, cultures, shared life, myths, and fears. Dr. Peyman Azad extensively explains the cognitive errors that each group faces. This book has a close connection to the thoughts of Rumi, and Dr. Peyman Azad has utilized Rumi’s rich poetry wherever possible to better convey his theories. The meanings of words in The Secret of Human Awakening are different. A prerequisite for deeply understanding this work is familiarity with Dr. Peyman Azad’s literature. In this book, the three concepts of biologic, psychologic, and functional are repeatedly expressed. These concepts have been developed by Dr. Peyman Azad. He communicates with the reader in a fluent and intimate style and shares his ideas about truth and the mind.