The article deals with the classification of the personal self-realization values. Despite extensive research in the fields of axiology and psychology of self-realization, no unified understanding has yet emerged as to which value structures initiate, sustain, and ensure the effectiveness of the self-realization process. The study was conducted with application of methods of integrative theoretical review and structural-dynamic modeling on the basis of classical works in philosophy and psychology, as well as contemporary research. As a result, a structural-dynamic model has been developed that organizes self-realization values into a four-level hierarchy comprising the potential level (values of forming internal intentions), the transformational level (values of existential self-determination), the ontological level (values of socio-practical actualization), and the synergetic level (values of harmony and wholeness). The model overcomes theoretical fragmentation in the study of self-realization by dialectically linking the inner formation of the personality with its objectification in socio-practical activity through the mechanisms of existential choice, volitional regulation, and self-transcendence — mechanisms that ensure progression from the accumulation of essential forces toward eudaimonic resilience and wholeness.