Chapter-1: Consciousness
Outline of Article:
- The Eleventh Perplexing Question of Consciousness
- Thank you
The Eleventh Perplexing Question of Consciousness:
Where does consciousness come from?
In detail, since it was claimed that consciousness existed everywhere before any evolution occurred. Then consciousness must have originated within the pre-universe, and is now an expansion property or part or everything within the universe—and possibly within the c-universe.
Brace yourself, reader. This next statement will sting.
Since consciousness originates from within the pre-universe, this means that the exact origin—knowledge and understanding and imagination—of consciousness, of the universe and of the pre-universe, will always … always be far beyond the reach of any and all human minds.
Why would it be any other way? What’s so special about forming a question in the human mind; and assuming any question can be answered and proved by the human mind? Or, for that matter, what guarantee is there that all truths can be proved, by any human being, by any human mind or by any type of human ingenuity?
And to be clear, here is the fifth point of my general interpretation of the big bang; and it is also the answer to the eleventh perplexing question of consciousness.
11. Where does consciousness come from? (fifth point)
Consciousness comes from the pre-universe and may extend, in some opposite and influential form, within the c-universe.
Notice, this main claim is also the main reason consciousness is a truly undefined term—such a nebulous term. Consciousness originates from a place, from an imagination beyond the human observable, knowable and rational universe. Consciousness originates from the nothingness that existed, and still exists, before the big-bang and before the universe.
Thank You
I appreciate your time in reading my blog post. Next Saturday I will upload the highlights of Chapter-1: Consciousness, from my unabridged book on metaphysics, Web of Consciousness: An Interconnected Life.
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