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Pleasure And Happiness: The Construction of Consciousness and Perception

Pleasure And Happiness: The Construction of Consciousness and Perception

Suer, A. Kenan

Paperback

PhilosophySelf-Help

ISBN13: 9798270188146
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 17 2025
Pages: 184
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.39 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Pleasure and Happiness - The Construction of Consciousness and Perception focuses on the most fundamental questions that accompany human life: What is true pleasure? Is lasting happiness possible? And where does consciousness stand within this experience? By examining the inner architecture of the human mind and its layers of awareness, this book reveals that happiness does not arise from external conditions but from the depth of perception itself. It serves as a guide for awareness in the chaos of everyday life, offering a model of consciousness construction for those who seek to understand their own nature. Author A. Kenan Suer unites the analytical perspective of engineering with the insight of management science and profound observation of human experience. In doing so, he treats happiness as both a cognitive and existential phenomenon. Here, pleasure is not a fleeting sensation but a field of awareness emerging from the process of self-recognition; happiness is the sustained state of consciousness in which this awareness endures. This book invites readers into their own inner laboratory-to understand the origin of thought, to redefine pleasure through consciousness, and to transform happiness into a sustainable process of awareness. Each chapter unveils the gradual transformation within the human structure, narrating in clear yet profound language the meaning of the inward journey-the art of truly knowing oneself.

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