What distinguishes this book is that it stems from the core of our contemporary Arab life, and does not depend on the psychological theories of Freud, Jung, Adler, Beaudoin, or Wervers. The great writer Salama Moussa did not quote from the writings of these people, but rather found in the writing an aid to the reader's understanding more than translation, and he affirms, "I summarize what I have studied about these people, and in the summary I purify, in which I take into account the interest of the Arab reader, which the quotation may not help me achieve... and I saw the validity of the theories you say in myself and in others; therefore, In giving proverbs, I relied on what happened to me myself or to my friends, and I was careful to mention scientific terms as much as possible.
We believe that if the reader reads this book in the order of its chapters, he will be able to know his inner self, identify and examine his tendencies, interpret his dreams, and treat his psychological illnesses.