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Self Knowledge Base & Foundation
In 500 BC, an anonymous Chinese poet wrote:
If you are thinking a year ahead, sow the seed. If you are thinking ten years ahead, plant a tree. If you are thinking
one hundred years ahead, educate the people. By sowing a seed once, you will harvest once. By planting a tree, you
will harvest tenfold. By educating the people, you will harvest one hundredfold.
This is the value the Self Knowledge Base Foundation brings. Our educational material including books are accessible
to the public and all benefits from the sale of the books will go toward our educational mission. Some of the old
editions of these books are available free of charge. If you would like to receive a free hard copy of selected books,
please email us with your request and the book title at info@selfknowledgebase.com (please note that you will have
to send a self stamped envelop to receive the books).
Books
All royalty and benefits of the sale of these books will be forwarded to the not-for-profit
organization’s educational activities.
Author: Roya Rohani Rad, MA, PsyD
1. Rumi & Self Psychology (Psychology of Tranquility). Two astonishing perspectives for the
art and science of self transformation: Rumi’s Poetic language vs. Carl Jung’s psychological
Language.
Click here for the book cover
This books discusses the concepts of self, Carl Jung’s concepts of psyche, self discovery, self actualization, self
liberation, self determination, self assertion, self discipline, among other.
Published in 2008, second edition with changes coming out in March of 2010
2. A Therapy Dialogue. A session by session therapy dialogue with an educated client who went
through the self-actualization and self-growth processes.
Click here for the book cover
This book walks the reader through the process of therapy. In a step by step guide, it discusses what it means to live
a life of “false self” and how to find a sense of “real self”. It discusses a wide variety of issues like anxiety, family
relationship, romantic relationship, negative behaviors and emotions and how to get rid of them, how to get to our full
potential, what happiness really means, what is the difference between love and anxious attachment, what is
assertiveness, how to process suppressed memories, and how to be able to see deeper into people’s intention not just
behavior.
Coming out in March of 2010
3. There is one religion; The religion of KNOW THYSELF. A modern viewpoint of
spirituality and what it may mean from a self psychology perspective.
This book attempts to answer those seemingly ordinary questions of life, with deep factual/practical answers. How
do I get to my core being? Who am I? What do I do with my religion, culture, environment, family, gender, childhood
etc., and how should I interact with these aspects of my identity? I feel like I have no use for some of these concepts.
Do I need to learn about them, and if so, why? How do I put a meaning to my life? What do I do with my emotional
baggage? Others say I have it all, so why do I feel empty, sometimes? Why do I have such an emotional pain and can’
t cure it? I have so many people around me, so why do I feel lonely sometimes?
In this book there is a case example of an individual who learned about her culture, religion, and family background to
ease her self-growth process. An individual who used her immigration experience as a blessing, considering herself
privileged to have had experienced living in two seemingly different countries in her lifetime, she moved from East to
West in her teen life. She came to learn that this experience had expanded her mind, and thought in ways that would
not have been possible if she had not immigrated. She also learned ways to learn and acknowledge the aspects of her
life that she had escaped from, and found the experience fulfilling and uplifting. At the end, finding one’s self, we can
learn to move above and beyond any conditioning and become selfless. This is where we become a master of our own
existence by design and are granted full access to our free will. But it takes effort, discipline and determination to get
there.
Published in 2009, second edition with changes coming out in March of 2010
4. Where is my place in this world? From egotistical to altruistic way of existence.
Click here for the book cover
This book explains how to move above and beyond one’s conditioning to get access to an unrepressed and infinite
state of being where one can see that everything is inner connected and there is no separation. To get there one must
increase her level of understanding and put her life to practice. The more one experiences life with awareness and
knowledge, the closer she gets to her wholeness and that unlimited potential she beholds.
Coming out in March of 2010
5. Psyche and self’s theories in psychology. A concise comparison of a number of theorists like
Carl Jung and Abraham Maslow’s general concepts of the self and the psyche.
Click here for a preview of this book
This book attempts to find a common ground between Jung’s general concepts of individuation, wholeness,
spirituality, and religion and those of Maslow’s self-actualization and homeostasis besides using other scholar’s
concepts to find a common ground.
This is an up to the point comparison of a number of theories for sophisticated thinkers who are looking for answers
for their spiritual sides.
Coming out in March 2010.
Book agent: Mrs. Judyth Piazza, The Student Operated Press, Host of the American Perspective Radio Program, Literary Advocate
If you are thinking a year ahead, sow the seed. If you are thinking ten years ahead, plant a tree. If you are thinking
one hundred years ahead, educate the people. By sowing a seed once, you will harvest once. By planting a tree, you
will harvest tenfold. By educating the people, you will harvest one hundredfold.
This is the value the Self Knowledge Base Foundation brings. Our educational material including books are accessible
to the public and all benefits from the sale of the books will go toward our educational mission. Some of the old
editions of these books are available free of charge. If you would like to receive a free hard copy of selected books,
please email us with your request and the book title at info@selfknowledgebase.com (please note that you will have
to send a self stamped envelop to receive the books).
Books
All royalty and benefits of the sale of these books will be forwarded to the not-for-profit
organization’s educational activities.
Author: Roya Rohani Rad, MA, PsyD
1. Rumi & Self Psychology (Psychology of Tranquility). Two astonishing perspectives for the
art and science of self transformation: Rumi’s Poetic language vs. Carl Jung’s psychological
Language.
Click here for the book cover
This books discusses the concepts of self, Carl Jung’s concepts of psyche, self discovery, self actualization, self
liberation, self determination, self assertion, self discipline, among other.
Published in 2008, second edition with changes coming out in March of 2010
2. A Therapy Dialogue. A session by session therapy dialogue with an educated client who went
through the self-actualization and self-growth processes.
Click here for the book cover
This book walks the reader through the process of therapy. In a step by step guide, it discusses what it means to live
a life of “false self” and how to find a sense of “real self”. It discusses a wide variety of issues like anxiety, family
relationship, romantic relationship, negative behaviors and emotions and how to get rid of them, how to get to our full
potential, what happiness really means, what is the difference between love and anxious attachment, what is
assertiveness, how to process suppressed memories, and how to be able to see deeper into people’s intention not just
behavior.
Coming out in March of 2010
3. There is one religion; The religion of KNOW THYSELF. A modern viewpoint of
spirituality and what it may mean from a self psychology perspective.
This book attempts to answer those seemingly ordinary questions of life, with deep factual/practical answers. How
do I get to my core being? Who am I? What do I do with my religion, culture, environment, family, gender, childhood
etc., and how should I interact with these aspects of my identity? I feel like I have no use for some of these concepts.
Do I need to learn about them, and if so, why? How do I put a meaning to my life? What do I do with my emotional
baggage? Others say I have it all, so why do I feel empty, sometimes? Why do I have such an emotional pain and can’
t cure it? I have so many people around me, so why do I feel lonely sometimes?
In this book there is a case example of an individual who learned about her culture, religion, and family background to
ease her self-growth process. An individual who used her immigration experience as a blessing, considering herself
privileged to have had experienced living in two seemingly different countries in her lifetime, she moved from East to
West in her teen life. She came to learn that this experience had expanded her mind, and thought in ways that would
not have been possible if she had not immigrated. She also learned ways to learn and acknowledge the aspects of her
life that she had escaped from, and found the experience fulfilling and uplifting. At the end, finding one’s self, we can
learn to move above and beyond any conditioning and become selfless. This is where we become a master of our own
existence by design and are granted full access to our free will. But it takes effort, discipline and determination to get
there.
Published in 2009, second edition with changes coming out in March of 2010
4. Where is my place in this world? From egotistical to altruistic way of existence.
Click here for the book cover
This book explains how to move above and beyond one’s conditioning to get access to an unrepressed and infinite
state of being where one can see that everything is inner connected and there is no separation. To get there one must
increase her level of understanding and put her life to practice. The more one experiences life with awareness and
knowledge, the closer she gets to her wholeness and that unlimited potential she beholds.
Coming out in March of 2010
5. Psyche and self’s theories in psychology. A concise comparison of a number of theorists like
Carl Jung and Abraham Maslow’s general concepts of the self and the psyche.
Click here for a preview of this book
This book attempts to find a common ground between Jung’s general concepts of individuation, wholeness,
spirituality, and religion and those of Maslow’s self-actualization and homeostasis besides using other scholar’s
concepts to find a common ground.
This is an up to the point comparison of a number of theories for sophisticated thinkers who are looking for answers
for their spiritual sides.
Coming out in March 2010.
Book agent: Mrs. Judyth Piazza, The Student Operated Press, Host of the American Perspective Radio Program, Literary Advocate
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