This work represents a breakthrough in personality theory. Presenting the concept of psychoethics for the first time in the West, the author develops the topography, structure, and dynamics of the monotheistic personality paradigm as well as its developmental and learning theory. This work not only seriously questions the Darwinian evolutionary theory, but was the basic psychology which Sigmund Freud rejected because in the West it was tied to the humors while unbeknownst to him, it was tied to ethics in the East. Psychoethics is also the origin of the Enneagram.

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