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Transcendence — is one of the concepts that psychologist Abraham Maslow came to in his time. He asserted that healthy self-fulfilment of people in accordance with the hierarchy of needs can lead to its exit beyond the awareness of only own self, and then to the realisation of significantly higher, spiritual needs. This is, in particular, the feeling of confidence in what you are in this world and what you can bring to it.

This book reveals the issues that Maslow was not able to reveal in his time, and makes some review of the original pyramid of needs. Maslow himself, after his heart attack, had already revisited his own system: after he found himself at the very bottom of the needs, he realised that he had gone beyond them altogether.

The book teaches you how to realise in such a way, to put some significantly important values above the needs of his own self. And to become thus realised, matured and significantly happy.

About the author

Scott Kaufman — psychologist, host of The Psychology Podcast, and author of the Beautiful Minds column for Scientific American.