"Quaternary Mind" is a distinctive framework that provides a holistic view (Vu) of any entity-tangible or intangible-based on four key parameters: Vicinity (V), Proximity (P), Ability (Ab), and Action (Ac). It recognizes that all entities are part of an intricate network influenced by various natural, societal, and cognitive forces. Vicinity signifies the setting of the entity, while Proximity determines the spatial or conceptual relationship with the observer. Ability refers to the inherent or developed potential of the entity, and Action describes its potential behaviors or impacts. These variables intersect to form an all-inclusive perspective. Natural forces like gravity, electromagnetism, nuclear interactions, and thermodynamics shape entities' physical properties and behaviors. Societal forces, such as economic, political, and social dynamics, direct their interaction within human systems. Cognitive forces-including perception, motivation, and cognitive biases-govern the mental processes related to these entities. Applying the "Quaternary Mind" methodology involves systematically considering these variables and forces, leading to a nuanced understanding of the entity's role within the interconnected global framework. This methodology offers valuable insights across strategic planning, decision-making, educational services, consultancy, and personal development programs