To Be Satisfied | Shahindokht Kharazmi | TEDxTUMS

Dr Kharazmi talks about the need for sense of satisfaction of being by showing us reasons as routine as sunset and the beauty of the African violets, to reasons as magnificent as the grandeur of the universe and the trillion tar in it. She emphasized on the uniqueness of every single human being and the short time (so called life) that has been given to you. So let's use this opportunity and be happy!
Being born in 1938, in Iran, she educated B.Sc. Psychology, in 1969 from shiraz university. She took her . M.A degree in Educational Psychology and her PhD in Social Psychology from Indiana university. Dr. Kharazmi has been an extraordinarily active woman in her fields of interest. She is a founding members of Iranian Association for studies on Information Society (IRASIS); Also she has been an advisor to many high ranked decision makers and companies in the country in different fields, including Iran-Khodro car company and the ministry of industries and business.
Currently she has decided to halt all her previous activities to pursue a more ambitious, fascinating idea. In an adventurous journey towards finding the very basic underlying principle of the universe, accompanied by her loving life partner, her husband, day and night, she has devoted herself to studying cosmology, quantum physics and life sciences.
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[@MrAvrahamy]

So good to see such a great individuals living and leading in Iran

[@ghazaltehrani3584]

So Inspiring... So AMAZING!
Man be onvane yek khanoOme Irani ba tamaame vojoOd be shOma Eftekhar mikonam!

[@mohammaddashtestani-nf3sx]

صد درود بر استاد عزیزم بزرگ با معنی پر صلابت

[@homalvn3275]

I am speechless, it was breathtaking, Thanks a lot.

[@alimanly2100]

Bravo. I remember when I asked Dr Habibolah Peyman in his Phylosophy class (1358), why only seven days of creation per so called holy book. He lied to me by saying; All matters in Quran are symbolic. In the back of my mind, I was thinking what a BS verse and what a BS answer.
Here you are, just after 30 years people from all walks of life (despite all brain washing) have discovered science does not go with religion.
Magnificent.

[@saloumehrahimi3554]

Symbolic is right, hope you get it this time.

[@biakenar635]

سپاس

[@danijelakelava6602]

Be nazar-e man in video ham khub bud. Hame fahmidam va kheili dust dashtam.
In my opinion, this video was very good. I really liked it a lot.

[@asgharjavadi4763]

با کمال احترام به مفاهیم مقدس و بزرگی که عرضه گشت نکته جدیدی در کار نبود

[@danijelakelava6602]

I also understood everything.

[@dragonslayer19922]

سلام و درود فرا وان. بر با نو ی فرهیخته شههید خا خو ارزمی سپا سگزار از شما مرسب

[@parytarverdy6212]

من معلم زمین شناسی بودم زمانیکه ایران زندگی میکردم. و تقریبا تمام اون چند سالی که معلم بودم از زمان پیدایش زمین صحبت میکردم و دانش آموزان را تشویق به تحقیق درسایتهای علمی کامپیوتری میکردم . فکر میکنم محتوی این سخنرانی در حد تحقیق یکی از دانش آموزان سال سوم ویا چهارم دبیرستان بود.

[@anahitazv6861]

Bravo 👏🏻

[@jackeedwarde5608]

that's great

[@arashahmadi4179]

نیک بودی رضایت عمیق از بودن نیست نیک بودی یعنی نیک بودن، خوب بودن در زندگی. یعنی آنطوری نباشی که می خواهی(لازم نیست این باشد در حالیکه می تواند این باشد. یعنی فقط این نیست) انطوری باشی که خوب بودن را داشته باشی خوبی ها را داشته باشی و انجام دهی، چه برای خود و چه برای دیگران. اختلاف ظریفی دارند تعریف من با تعریف شما بانوی گرامی شما پی امد نیک بودی را تعریف نیک بودی کرده ای در حالیکه تعریف من نیک بودی را معنا کرده است. یعنی تعریف من اوردن منطقی واژه هایی است که پس از واژه ی یعنی ... می آیند.

[@vijay-bn4ve]

lotfan subtitle ha bedeheed keh beshter mardom az kishwar ha e gunah gun az een guftaguha e zeba lazzat bebarand