The I and Infinite Existence

<p>A thoughtful and inspiring exploration of the true self. This book gently guides the reader toward deeper awareness inner peace and a more authentic way of living.<br />Dr. Aaron Ameri Professor UT Arlington</p><p>Reminiscent of Hesse's concept of man as an onion Dr. Ghassemi skillfully peels back the physical layers of sacred texts spanning Time and Space to reveal the metaphysical reality of the human Ego Atman Psyche or Soul in order that we might better know our true Self and thereby live our truest lives.<br />Dr. Robert Fulton Professor of Humanities</p><p>The I and Infinite Existence is a profound exploration of one of humanity's oldest questions: who am I truly? Drawing from philosophy mysticism psychology and neuroscience Dr. Ghassemi traces the evolution of self-understanding from ancient Persia and Greece through the Sufi tradition and modern science bridging East and West with remarkable sensitivity. The book weaves rigorous scholarship with poetic insight examining how Zoroaster Suhrawardi and Rumi envisioned the I as a reflection of infinite existence while contrasting these perspectives with the rationalism of Descartes Locke and Kant. Rather than dismissing modern philosophy Dr. Ghassemi reveals its limits as stepping stones toward a more complete understanding that integrates intellect with inner awareness.<br />Even from a secular perspective the message resonates: identity knowledge and meaning are living experiences rooted in consciousness itself. The I and Infinite Existence becomes both an intellectual journey and a meditative reflection guiding readers to rediscover the wholeness beyond the noise of modern life. Inspiring and beautifully written it honors the human search for truth across time and culture.<br />Dr. Pejman Rahimian HCLD/CC (ABB) MLS(ASCP)<br /> <br />Most people live within invisible walls built by fear memory and belief - mistaking these limits for the self. The I invites you beyond them. Blending philosophy science and Sufi wisdom Dr. Roham Ghassemi guides a return to the timeless awareness beneath identity. Through voices from Zoroaster to Rumi Descartes to Jung this journey reveals that the I you seek was never lost. It is the silent presence that has always been watching waiting and remembering itself.</p>