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In his talk “Self-Knowledge, Freedom from Suffering,” Sasan Habibvand outlines the theory of “Rational Self-Knowledge”—an approach that blends modern science with mystical insight to open a path toward a joyful life. This lecture was delivered at a conference in Sydney.

Sasan Habibvand is a lecturer, writer, and researcher in the humanities. He completed his master's degree in English at Allameh Tabataba'i University in Tehran and is currently pursuing a PhD in the humanities, with a focus on philosophy and mysticism, in Australia. Habibvand has been engaged in research in the fields of mysticism, psychology, and philosophy, and his particular area of interest is self-knowledge. In his research, he strives to illuminate the connection between the culture and environment of human development and an individual's self-confidence and happiness, and to the best of his ability, to untangle the intellectual, emotional, and behavioral problems of human beings. The theory of "Rationalist Self-Knowledge," first elaborated in the author's two books, Tightrope Walker and From Suffering to Liberation, is the result of this effort. A distinctive feature of this researcher's work is the integration of the findings of modern sciences with the depth of mystical insight. Drawing on sciences such as sociology and psychology on the one hand, and mystical and philosophical insight on the other, he endeavors to open a path toward a joyful and flourishing life.
The following lecture, titled "Self-Knowledge, Liberation from Suffering," was delivered in May 2016 at a gathering of literary and cultural figures in the city of Sydney. In this talk, Habibvand concisely introduces his theory on self-knowledge and elaborates on its principles, concepts, and outcomes. Ways to contact the speaker:
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