Masā'ib-i zindigī-yi sādiqānah (khirad va ḥikmat-i zindigī 13): Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The upcoming book is one volume of the collection of wisdom and wisdom books of Gama Publications, with the aim of reducing the frightening grandeur of philosophy and offering suggestions for "thinking", inviting to think about various issues of life, from everyday life to issues such as love, loneliness, Friendship, pleasure, etc. have emerged. What is included in this work helps to better understand our life, questions, and experiences and creates a clearer understanding of endless human questions. The sufferings of honest life have a sweet theme and an undeniable appeal, and the reason for this is that its content is tied to the issue of human nature. The book deals with the issue of how easily we fool ourselves and its story is the same from the beginning to the end. Imagine you are on a smooth, sandy beach. The waves spread on the sand and a path of wet sand is made under your feet. Your destination is a place where you go once in a while for fun. Indeed, you are a blue Tropher crab and you are likely to enter into conflict with other male crabs to attract the attention of the female crab. You will see a small and beautiful crab ahead. At the same time, you notice that a competitor is approaching. You know that the ideal method in this situation is to scare other competitors away. In this way, you no longer have to fight and you have to avoid the possibility of getting injured and of course, losing your luck. So you have to convince the other crabs that you are bigger and stronger. You get closer and closer to your competitor. You know that you have to show off your size and show yourself. Of course, if you pretend to be big by just standing on your feet and waving your claws, you will lose your hand. What are you doing? What you need to do is to encourage yourself and believe that you are really bigger and stronger than you think. With the "knowing" that you are the biggest crab on the beach, you stand on your back legs and pull yourself up as high as you can, raising and waving your claws as high as you can (horn, peacock tail, or wind). has the same function as other male species). Believing in the imagination of your mind means that you will never lose yourself, and this (exaggerated) self-confidence may scare off competitors. Now let's get back to ourselves. Compared to animals, we humans have almost more complex ways to widen our limbs. We have the ability to lie - not only to others but to ourselves...