THE TRUTH OF HUMAN SELF NATURE A Unified Academic Framework by Researcher Ameen Malaysheh

ABSTRACT This research introduces a new model that clarifies the true structure of the human self as an integrated formation composed of three primary elements: the soul, the body, and the mind. These elements operate as a unified system rooted in the original self human nature ( fitrah), through which inner balance and deep self-understanding naturally emerge. The study defines the structure of the mind as a governance system that arises from a precise state of equilibrium between the brain, the nervous system, and the heart. This triad interacts harmoniously with the external world through the senses, enabling the mind to form meaning, receive information, process experience, and generate judgment, understanding, and behavior. This framework establishes a foundational distinction between the human self and the animal nature . Humans possess the capacity for self-awareness, insight, and the reinterpretation of inner experience—capacities absent in animals, whose functioning is driven by a limited instinctual system that does not produce higher reasoning or existential meaning. The research also proposes a refined, three-tiered classification of disorders: Psychological disorders — imbalances within the self (soul–body–mind) with or without structural abnormality in the brain. Mental disorders — disturbances within the governance system and cognitive processing mechanisms"Resulting from a disruption in the integration and equilibrium of the mind system, which is composed of the brain, the nervous system, and the heart, leading to dysregulation in the interaction between the brain, nerves, and heart with the external world. Brain disorders — conditions caused by structural, chemical, or pathological abnormalities within the brain itself, or some other factors detectable through clinical or imaging methods. This model provides a new analytical foundation for reclassifying human disorders based on their true origins within the internal balance system. This research represents the cumulative outcome of more than two decades of individual effort, reflection, and analytical work by the researcher, Ameen Malaysheh. this framework is not replacement for existing models,but a complemantary structure that opens room for rethinking the human self nature