Andar mazāyā-yi tanbalī (khirad va ḥikmat-i zindigī 2): Persian 1401

The books of this collection do not simplify philosophy, but reduce the terrifying grandeur of philosophy. There are suggestions for thinking, an invitation to think in everyday life and to reflect on the issues that we face every day, to think about the purpose and meaning of living, the pleasures of the world, loneliness, love, friendship, etc. These books are a starting point for thinking about eternal human questions as well as a meditation on human happiness and suffering that has appeared in this corner of the world and in this place of history. The books in this collection do not give you a list of good and bad deeds; Rather, they want to help us better understand our life and our questions and experiences; Let them light a light so that in this dark room of life and in difficult moments, our understanding of the endless human questions becomes clearer, to know how the philosophers and sages of the world have thought about these questions; So that we can make decisions in our lives with a more accurate understanding and a more open vision, take responsibility for our decisions bravely and face the consequences of our decisions consciously.