A person who decides to know himself inevitably encounters three worlds - science, religion and esotericism, which make up the modern culture of self-knowledge. And if the first book gave a general overview, then the second is devoted to Subjective Psychology. It would seem that psychology could not ignore self-knowledge, but “... if anywhere I managed to find the beginnings of the psychology of self-knowledge, it was in such a direction of our science that died almost a century ago, like Subjective psychology. And to be honest, modern psychology reminds me of Medea - once almost a goddess, but in the pursuit of human happiness, she lost everything that was dear, and even killed her own children. A mad sorceress who lost herself...” For everyone. those interested in self-knowledge, psychology and philosophy.