The book "Physics of the Human Mind" by Ihor Lubashevsky offers an in-depth analysis of the mathematical and physical concepts necessary to describe human cognition and behavior. It explores what new physical notions and formalisms need to be developed to adequately capture the complex features of the human mind, such as emotions, memory, and moral norms. The work highlights the challenges arising from the intersection of physics and cognitive sciences and discusses the philosophical questions associated with the mind-body problem. It is aimed at theoretical physicists, neuroscientists, philosophers, as well as psychologists and sociologists who wish to develop mathematical models for mental processes. The comprehensive examination of the subject makes this book a valuable resource for professionals working at the intersection of physics and psychology.