Master 128- Psyche

Article Metadata

Author: Faramarz Tabesh
ISNI: 0000 0005 2737 2290

Affiliation: Founder and Director, Research Institute Andishe Online Germany (AOG)
ISNI: 0000 0005 2724 714X | Ringgold ID: 823032

Journal: Andishe | ISSN: 1619-9898
ORCID: 0009-0009-2636-2126

Article Type: Interdisciplinary Sciences (also known as Integrative Sciences)

Keywords:
Psychology, Cognitive Discussion, Scientific Analysis, Conceptual Misconceptions, Epistemology, Interdisciplinary Critique, Philosophy of Mind

Publication Dates:

English, Persian, and German Editions: On August 1, 2023
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Psyche

Commemorating the 128th Birth Anniversary of Ostad Nour Ali Elahi (1895-1974)

Abstract
This 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.

Biography of Master Elahi

All articles related to the biography of Master Elahi can be accessed via the following link: https://www.andishe.online/newpage36172130

Please note that in this context, TS is an abbreviation for True Self, and CC refers to the Central Centromere.

Psyche

Here I would like to spare you the complicated definitions presented by psychologists, since you can find them in any book on psychology. But here we can present our own definition of the psyche based on the research we have already done.

As already indicated there is continuous communication at the border between the basic extensions of the Q-string and the apical extensions of the dendrites of the neurons. We have called this boundary CC or central centromere where the sensory information is transformed into specific energy. With these considerations we can now for the first time, actually locate the psyche as follows:

Definition of Psyche

A four-dimensional magnetic field in the vicinity of the brain cortex, which is considered to be a strong, flexible, highly influenceable and influencing area, which is particularly pronounced in the hippocampus and thalamus. This area can interact with other positive or negative energy fields. Psyche can be considered as the front of the TS, which in a healthy state reflects only shadows of the TS characteristics.

The state of the psyche depends on one hand, on the quality of the pyramid cells, the central nervous system and the other areas of the brain, and on the other hand on the karma system and also on characteristics that have to be supplemented and imposed.

To understand this definition more thoroughly, it is necessary to remember that CC is a node through which millions, if not billions, of afferent and efferent information-bearing signals pass in both directions every second. The barriers (filters) in front of and behind the CC allow only certain information from this area to pass. So what appears in this area is an informative magnetic field.

Millions of signals flow afferently and efferently through the psyche every second.

From the relationship between psyche and the TS, there are three possibilities with two sections:

1- The TS is sick⟹ Psyche also gets sick.

2- The TS is not sick ⟹ Psyche can be sick. This condition is very common.

3- The TS is not sick ⟹ Psyche can be healthy. For example, in all people who experience an earthly life for the first time.

Section 1

The diseases of the psyche cannot normally touch the TS because of an intermediate filter.

Section 2

Due to the technical possibilities of diagnostics currently available, it is not possible to draw conclusions about the characteristics and features of the TS on the basis of psychological symptoms. Likewise, it is also not possible to infer the character of the TS from the psychological behaviour of a person alone, since these behaviours can be expressed under the influence of external fields.

Conclusion

This study, beyond providing a coherent and scientifically grounded account of the psyche and in accordance with the long-term research conducted at Andishe Online Germany (AOG), has shown that the psyche is not synonymous with the mind—a view commonly assumed in medical discourse—but rather constitutes a component of the mental system.

In the near future, the results of our further in-depth research on the psyche and other components of the mental system conducted at Andishe Online Germany (AOG) will also be disseminated across additional global platforms.