The components of positive psychology in the stories of Mathnawi and their usage in adolescence period training

Positive psychology has been established not only to expand and improve the abilities of individuals, but to promote endurance, to improve life quality, and to create a shield against psychiatric symptoms. An enhancement in abilities and positive attributes should be the permanent factors in all treatments, because these Interventions decrease disease symptoms, prevent their reversion, and improve skills of individual and social life. This study aims to analyze and evaluate the factors of positive psychology in Mawlana's stories, and its use in the training of adolescents. The results of the study indicate that the components of positive psychology (such as: hope, optimism, happiness, satisfaction, moral virtues, forgiveness, appreciation, meditation, and seeking meaning) in the stories of Mathnawi cause prosperity, development of internal and mental capabilities, and obtaining moral virtues. The mentioned factors would help teenagers to resolve difficulties, crises and other undesirable events. They cause the physical and mental health and improve the individual, familial, and social relations.