Everything that you do in life you do to fulfill needs and meanings, including social demands, security needs, eating needs, developmental needs, addictions, recovery needs, reproduction, competitive needs, and learning, at all cognitive, existential, and social levels. Furthermore, you must follow laws and moral codes as you fulfill your needs, but can you follow these simultaneously? You might smile slightly here, since experience is personalized and therefore unique throughout life and throughout the world, but should this actually be the case? Why should social laws and human needs interfere, in a human world? Why should you ever encounter problems as a living human being in a human world? What are your needs and feelings exactly, and what do they make you do? Who exactly sends you your human needs? Is everything that you know about the human needs pertinent enough to assure a meaningful, successful, and fulfilling life?
Because everybody ends up in dreadful circumstances at times, struggling with various problems, it happens to you and to everybody else, so why should you ever have to fail in life, at least occasionally, as a human being, while following social rules and human needs simultaneously? Yet since it happens to everybody, can humans actually be at fault? Because if humans themselves are considered faulty, incapable, and compromised, in a human world, through their own natural human needs and feelings, then what exactly do laws and authorities seek if they do not serve humans, society, human needs, and human fulfillment the most?
All human needs are specific types of feelings, part of the human cognition, part of humans, and therefore part of life. While it seems that authorities hold you responsible for everything that life demands from you through your human feelings and human needs, ending up judging life through you while punishing you dreadfully, done deliberately to reach you, to exploit you, or to remove you systematically. Since everybody becomes involved when you must fail in the current society, as you have to be highly capable to manage both life and society simultaneously, while you do not smile slightly anymore.
Furthermore, you notice how you cannot find to learn anything on this topic, but only laws, codes, stereotypes, and irrelevant or trivial beliefs. While as you study everything closely, you notice the human condition marked by the human needs and feelings on one side, and by people's ignorance of the human needs and feelings on the other.
Throughout this book, we study the comprehensive human condition as it starts with the human needs. We identify and analyze all needs, feelings, fulfillment, behavior, reasoning, and meaning, while understanding life, cognition, society, and the wider world altogether. If you seek to learn more about yourself and the human needs, this book is for you.
