Iranian thinker
Sasan Habibvand
Sasan HabibvandPsychology, Philosophy of LifeIranian
Life and Thought
Sasan Habibvand is an Iranian psychologist, counselor, author, and lecturer in the fields of self-knowledge, philosophy of life, and Rumi studies. In his works, he strives to establish a clear and practical connection between psychology, Iranian mysticism, the meaning of life, and the everyday experiences of contemporary human beings.
Sasan Habibvand is a researcher and lecturer in the humanities, active in fields such as psychology, self-knowledge, philosophy of life, mysticism, and Persian literature. He earned his master's degree in English from Allameh Tabataba'i University in Tehran and has since pursued his teaching and research with a focus on self-knowledge, individual flourishing, and a contemporary reading of Rumi's thought.
The central theme of Habibvand's works is the idea that in order to live consciously and flourish, human beings need a clear philosophy for life. In his writings and talks, he addresses questions about suffering, inner conflicts, self-esteem, the meaning of life, relationships with oneself and others, and the role of awareness in psychological liberation.
His published works include "The Tightrope Walker" (Bandbaz), "From Suffering to Liberation" (Az Ranj ta Rahayi), "The Stranger Within" (Biganeh-ye Darun), "Through Rumi's Eyes" (Az Negah-e Mowlavi), and the six-volume self-knowledge series comprising "The Puzzle of Happiness" (Mo'ammay-e Khoshbakhti), "Let's Be Selfish" (Biyayid Khodkhah Bashim), "The Language of Deception" (Zaban-e Farib), "Trapped in the Box" (Dar Tangnay-e Sanduq), "The Mind's Tricks" (Sho'badeh-haye Zehn), and "The Power of Moments" (Qadr-e Lahze-ha). He has also published the novel "The Tightrope Walker" in English, which further explores his concerns regarding the philosophy of life, self-knowledge, and the possibility of human liberation.
