Abstract
An introduction is provided to the triadic metaphor of the mind, its depth and its breadth of applicability. A new concept of menetypes is introduced as being based on the triadic conception of human thinking, defined by three psychic levels of abstraction that are enveloped by a conception of the transcendent other. The methodology explains how the triadic conceptual framework gives birth to the JEWAL Synthesis theory of governance - JEWAL being an acronym to signify a synthesis of particular aspects of Eastern philosophical psychology, Western philosophy and depth psychology.
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