Neurodynamics and the mind

Is science of human experience, aimed at explaining phenomenology of mental events accessible through introspection, possible? What do we really known about ourselves and how do we know it? Psychology and neural sciences have turned away from such questions and experimentally oriented philosophers discovered formidable obstacles in attempts to answer even simple questions about the nature of conscious experience. To talk in a meaningful way about subjective mental processes a new level of description is needed, resulting from neurodynamics but connected to inner experience. Visualization of neurodynamics may lead to geometrical, continuous models of mental events. It should allow to view brains and artificial cognitive systems form mental perspective.