The Theory of the Mind’s Origin is a record of observing and directly describing objective psychological phenomena from the first-person perspective of lived experience.
It is based on the mind as the core, the body's five senses as channels for gathering information, and psychological processes as streams of information transmitted through the nervous system. From the interrelated, three-in-one structure of the conscious subject, psychological processes, and bodily sensations, it gradually uncovers the details of reality.
By precisely describing the processes and details as they unfold, it offers an eyewitness account that explains a unified and complete psychological truth.
This record is based on objective observation. It is neither theory nor logic: it is a live account of what is observed. Whatever is seen or felt is recorded directly. A hundred years from now, these phenomena will still be real and will continue to exist in the human body. The same is true of the psychological phenomena recorded by our predecessors hundreds or thousands of years ago: they remain unchanged today.
The Theory of the Mind’s Origin separates consciousness from psychological processes and establishes it as an independent System. This better reflects reality. Only by isolating consciousness can we see how the magnificent inner world works.
The key to observing the inner world is the cognitive and perceptive function of consciousness: the ability of attention to observe.
In this way, the human body is understood as a three-in-one structure of consciousness, psychological processes, and the body.
