In this exploration of existentialism, Mohammadreza Nazari Darkoli's The Basic Conditions of ‎Human Existence delves into the profound questions of human existence, consciousness, and ‎freedom. Through a fresh perspective, the book examines the essence of the ‘being', asserting ‎that human existence is defined by awareness - from birth to death - and that life gains ‎meaning only within the realm of consciousness. Bridging philosophy and practicality, it argues ‎that freedom arises from consciousness, creating a foundation for responsibility and authentic ‎social living.‎
Challenging traditional notions, the book critiques the compatibility of existentialism with ‎religion and highlights the role of individual choice, responsibility, and authenticity in shaping ‎a meaningful life. It introduces new existentialist propositions, emphasizing harmony between ‎power, desire, and action as the key to human happiness.‎
Written with clarity and depth, this book is an essential guide for anyone seeking to ‎understand the conditions of human existence and live authentically in a complex world.‎