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Every finite form possesses its own (separate) consciousness, even a rock. This doesn’t imply that it thinks or possesses intelligence, which is a separate concept. Yet, all physical and temporal forms exist within the omnipresent, eternal consciousness (or God). There are no gaps in this reality; every form is interconnected in this sense.
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Consciousness is a dynamic, context-dependent process of generating and maintaining a self-referential model of existence within a given environment. This process involves the creation of meaningful distinctions and relationships, facilitating adaptive responses and the emergence of a unique, contextually bound identity that is both part of and distinct from a larger system.
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Panpsychism resonates with me. It's the only way to revere every particle, and reverence is what's needed most.
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Ask him which conductor wakes him up every night when he passes into complete unconsciousness or absolute unawareness to consciousness and awareness. Have him point to the audience to what "Turns us on" to experience recent memory as he frames consciousness to be.
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When discussing determinism, we must distinguish between the physical universe—such as the formation of galaxies, planets, and biological life on Earth—and the actions of human beings, both individually and collectively. The structure of the universe follows predetermined laws, while individual choices involve a degree of free will.
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Consciousness is not confined to your body. For example, when you experience empathy, the emotion of another person, you are extending beyond your own self. Supernatural abilities, such as astral projection, further illustrate this: you can instantly travel anywhere on Earth with your astral form and gain real-time awareness of events occurring there. This demonstrates that consciousness transcends physical boundaries. I cannot stress enough how essential exploring supernatural abilities is for deepening our understanding of consciousness. They provide insights that go beyond conventional perspectives, revealing consciousness as something far more expansive
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When I learn about consciousness from a dead guy, then I’ll believe there is a mind-body problem
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Consciousness is another ontological mode of "to be", where the goal of "being" (=per se esse, i.e. subjectivity and connectivity are maximized) is more realized compared to the neuro-physical mode.
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