AbstractThis paper presents a theoretical model of the psyche developed through long-term research at Andishe Online Germany (AOG). It distinguishes the psyche from the mind and defines it as a four-dimensional magnetic field in the vicinity of the brain cortex, shaped by continuous information exchange at the CC (central centromere), where sensory input is transformed into specific energy. The model describes the psyche as a dynamic interface influenced by neural structures and systemic factors, as well as higher-order parameters associated with the TS (True Self). It argues that psychological states are mediated by filtering mechanisms and do not directly reflect the properties of the TS. The study concludes that the psyche constitutes a distinct component of the mental system rather than being synonymous with the mind.
Faramarz Tabesh (Thu,) studied this question.