Corruption is seen as a very serious issue and the high cases of unethical conduct reported shows that the problem may worsen if not tackled effectively. Being part of the fast-faced globalised world we are currently living in, people tend to forget the thing closest them, their own self. Constantly being swamped and caught up with the materialistic aspect of life contributes further to the separation between man and their sense of consciousness. Hence, it is important for humans to go back to the fundamentals and be reminded as to their innate nature, role, and also purpose in life. Human governance has been introduced and said to be an internal inside-out mechanism to producing ethical conduct. It also deals with getting in touch with the vital and core essence inside each and every individual, which is their soul. This paper attempts to explore the big questions as to the “what”, “who” and “why” in dealing with the complex organism known as human based on the philosophy of Human Governance. By highlighting the aspect of the human soul, it aims to essentially get people to be back in touch with their innate qualities that makes them human.

Consciousness; Concept of Human; Human Governance; Human Soul