The world is one, but human beings live in different worlds.
If the world is the same for everyone, where does this difference come from?
Human Perception (Worldview) is not just a work on psychology, philosophy, mysticism, or medicine. Rather, it is an endeavor to elucidate the relationship between human perception, health and well-being, the laws governing existence, and humanity’s path toward completeness and self-realization.
The world cannot be changed.
However, the way human beings live and participate within the world can be
transformed.
The world is built upon contrast and opposition.
Human beings, however, are not destined to endure the suffering that arises from
these contrasts.
A great deal of suffering originates not from the world itself, but from
humanity’s lack of understanding of the laws that govern life within it.
Human beings do not merely live in one objective world;
They live in a world that is shaped by their own insight, worldview, and
perception.
Perception and worldview is founded upon understanding.
Understanding is born from an understanding of the philosophy of life.
And the philosophy of life bears fruit only when individuals become the
architects of their own existence.
This book is not an invitation to change the world. Rather, it is an invitation to
rebuild the architecture of human existence. The world will continue on its
course according to its own laws; human beings, however, can transform their
experience within it by refining their knowledge, deepening their understanding,
and elevating their perception.
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Mohammad Ali Taheri is a researcher, theorist, and innovator, best known as the founder of Erfan Halgheh and the Cosmointel Research Center for T-Consciousness Fields Studies. He has authored several influential books and publications outlining the foundations and applications of T-Consciousness through the approaches of Faradarmani and Psymentology. He is also the founder of the Taheri Peace Organization and the Halgheh Association of Freedom from Addiction, along with other non-profit initiatives dedicated to supporting communities and promoting social well-being. Over the past three decades, he has introduced a series of innovative scientific and theoretical frameworks through extensive research across multiple disciplines. To learn more, readers are encouraged to explore his published works: cosmointel.com - taheripeace.org/en - halghehassociation.com - int.mataheri.com
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Why do people living in the same world experience life so differently?In Human Perception and Enlightened Understanding - Volume I, Mohammad Ali Taheri explores a fundamental distinction: people share the same external world, yet each experiences it differently through a unique filter of beliefs, memories, habits, values, judgments, and interpretations. This filter shapes their choices, relationships, and quality of life, often without their awareness.To understand how this perception-based filter is formed, the Author distinguishes perception from information and knowledge, then introduces the deeper foundation upon which perception rests: Enlightened Understanding. This is a fundamental understanding of the human being, the universe, the philosophy of life, and the laws governing existence. In the Author's framework, deeper enlightened understanding brings clearer perception, while superficial or inaccurate one leaves perception vulnerable to error and distortion.From this foundation, the book examines the disharmony between human expectations and the realities governing the world. Human beings seek permanence in a world founded on change, the elimination of opposites where understanding emerges through contrast, and permanent ownership where everything is transient. They seek lasting peace without understanding the principles needed to attain it. The Author explores how these contradictions can become sources of inner conflict and suffering.This inquiry extends to the relationship between perception, health, and well-being. Through his theory of Perception-Based Disorders (Mentosomatic Disorders), the Author examines how the quality of perception may contribute to the development, continuation, or intensification of mental, psychological, and some physical disturbances. Within this theory, changing and refining perception can help prevent mentosomatic diseases by re-examining beliefs, understanding the laws governing life, and changing the way events are interpreted and evaluated. The human being is considered as an integrated system in which mind, psyche, and body continually interact.Across thirteen chapters, these ideas develop into a framework connecting reality and truth, freedom and responsibility, balance, feedback, existential capacity, and self-correction. The book examines recurring patterns of fear, dependency, meaninglessness, guilt, and control, alongside the foundations of hope, growth, and lasting transformation.What is presented in this book was not written all at once behind a desk. Its ideas developed over decades of teaching within the School of Erfan Keyhani Halgheh, established in 1978. Presented repeatedly in one of the school's supplementary courses, these concepts were explored, reviewed, and refined through collective experiences over many years. This volume brings that longstanding body of teaching into a comprehensive and coherent written form.For readers seeking inner transcendence, self-awareness, and a better quality of life, this volume invites a deeper exploration of the relationship between perception, the laws governing existence, and humanity's path toward Completeness (Kamal). Its central message is: "The art of living is not the elimination of the contradictions of the world; the art of living is building an architecture of being that can live consciously, in balance, and with meaning amid those contradictions."In the Author's view, improvement of the world begins, before all else, with the improvement of the human being; and the improvement of the human being depends, before any other reform, upon the refinement of one's enlightened understanding and perception.A change in perception can trans Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Artikel-Nr. 9781997147046
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