Iranian thinker
Saeed Garmaroudi
Saeed GarmaroudiPsychologyIranianb. 1988
Self-transcendence opens the individual to others, to change, and to the meaning of life.
Life and Thought
Saeed Garmaroudi is a psychology researcher and university faculty member. He received his PhD in psychology from Clemson University and works at the intersection of psychology, philosophy of mind, and religion.
Saeed Garmaroudi is a researcher in psychology. He earned his bachelor’s degree in management from the University of Tehran and his PhD in psychology from Clemson University. He currently serves as a university faculty member.
Garmaroudi’s work is primarily situated at the intersection of psychology, philosophy of mind, religion, and meaning. Some of his conversations and lecture courses examine the psychological foundations of religion and spirituality, religious and spiritual experience, evolutionary psychology and the cognitive science of religion, Jungian thought, the psychology of wisdom, and new religious movements.
His principal areas of interest include the psychology of religion, the psychology of meaning, religious and spiritual experience, the evolutionary psychology of religion, and the psychological functions of belief.
His best-known work has so far appeared mainly in the form of educational courses, conversations, and lectures concerning psychology, religion, and philosophy.
