پارسوا: صدای زن ایرانی
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- Publisher: Kidsocado
- Publication date: January 30, 2026
- Language: Persian
- Print length: 148 pages
- ISBN-10: 177892218X
- ISBN-13: 978-1778922183
- Item Weight: 8.6 ounces
- Dimensions: 5.83 x 0.4 x 8.27 inches
The book Parsua explores the nature of awareness and the path toward inner freedom. Its central message is that we are not our thoughts, emotions, or experiences; we are the awareness that observes them. According to Katayoun, human suffering begins when we identify with the inner voice that constantly judges, worries, revisits the past, and anticipates the future.
The mind carries unresolved emotions from life events, which are referred to as energy blockages. These blockages form when we resist our experiences instead of allowing them to move through us. Over time, these accumulated energies shape our personality, fears, attachments, and repetitive behavioral patterns. Although these patterns appear to protect us, they actually restrict our inner freedom.
When we take one step back from ourselves and simply observe what is happening within, our attachment to these mental patterns begins to loosen. In this state, we see thoughts and emotions as temporary events, not as our true identity. Once inner resistance is released, these emotional states naturally dissolve.
Even when facing pain, fear, or loss, it is better to keep the heart open. Closing the heart may bring a momentary sense of safety, but it cuts us off from love, joy, and the feeling of being alive. Spiritual growth occurs when, instead of contracting or defending ourselves, we remain open and sincere in the face of life.
One of the key ideas of the book is that letting go does not mean inaction or passive surrender. It means releasing inner resistance and trusting the flow of life. True peace emerges when we stop trying to control everything and begin to move with what exists as it is. The result is calmness, mental clarity, and an inner stability that external conditions cannot disturb.
The book shows that lasting happiness comes not from changing the outer world, but from transforming our relationship with the inner world. By observing the mind, releasing stored energies, and staying fully open to life, we reach a level of awareness that is inherently free, peaceful, and unbound.
About the Author
Katayoun Shirzad was born in Shirgah, a town in the Savadkuh region of Mazandaran, Iran. She has spent nearly forty years of her life outside Iran and currently lives in Vancouver, Canada, with her husband and three children. After completing her studies in the fields of science and psychology, she worked for twenty years in educational and developmental sectors in collaboration with the Canadian government. She also spent ten years closely working with government experts on various programs at British Columbia’s provincial television.
In addition to her social activities, Katayoun Shirzad has conducted numerous lectures and educational and therapeutic workshops. She has published seven books and over three hundred articles on therapy and psychoanalysis in Vancouver’s weekly publications. In recent years, she has also held several sculpture exhibitions.