Andrey Psyche’s philosophy is defined by seven core rules that guide an individual toward sovereignty, creative expression, and inner peace:

1. Radical Self-Responsibility: Andrey teaches that every individual is the ultimate creator of their own existence and experience. He believes that accepting full responsibility for everything that happens in one’s life allows a person to stop being a victim of circumstances and start directing their own destiny.

2. The Necessity of Contrast and Darkness: He asserts that pain and suffering provide the essential contrast required to truly appreciate light and pleasure. Utilizing the metaphor of "winter," he describes periods of depression as necessary times for the soul to go inward, protect its "vital energy," and shed what no longer serves it.

3. The Practice of Non-Attachment: Drawing from Buddhist principles, Andrey advocates for letting go of all attachments to outcomes, identities, and possessions to find true freedom. He uses the analogy of the "broken vase," suggesting that if you live as if a cherished object is already broken, you can appreciate every moment with it without the fear of inevitable loss.

4. Living in the "Ever-Present Now": He emphasizes that peace is found only by anchoring oneself in the present moment and releasing the weight of the past and future. By living in the "ever-present now," an individual remains open to all possibilities and can navigate the universe with clarity and judgmental neutrality.

5. Vulnerability as an Art Form: Andrey considers vulnerability to be a tool for liberation and his primary "art form". He believes that by being completely open about one’s deepest secrets and insecurities, a person removes the power of others to judge them and fosters deeper human connections based on shared truth.

6. Unconditional Love and Oneness: Identifying as an "omnist," he believes that every person is a different expression of the same essence or entity. His goal is to transition from a "me versus the world" to a "me with the world" mentality, leading with unconditional love for self and others regardless of their choices.

7. Life as a Masterpiece of Action: Andrey teaches that every decision is a "brushstroke" in the masterpiece of one’s life. He encourages individuals to move beyond mere talk and use their creative skills to actively structure their reality, including their relationships, environment, and societal contributions.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Analogy for Understanding: Andrey compares living by these rules to driving an F1 car. You are the driver taking fast, crazy turns in a vehicle built from your own knowledge and experience. While you may sometimes strive to be the best or simply enjoy the ride, you must keep your hands on the wheel, accept responsibility for every swerve, and navigate the track of existence with presence and intensity.