Today I want to talk about CONSCIOUSNESS from my own personal perspective. Of course, everything I am talking about here is my own personal perspective drawn from my own personal experience. I vouch for uniqueness. And, of course, you will have your own take on it based on your personal experiences and readings from various sources. Each one of you a carry your own distinct lens shaped by personal encounters and diverse sources of knowledge.



Therefore, I emphasize that the insights shared here stem solely from my own unique experiences and being the subjective nature of my musings, I refrain from presenting them as universal truths or expert opinions.



In delving into this topic, I vouch for the authenticity of my reflections, and these are the result of years of spending time and thought on unraveling the mysteries of consciousness. However, I extend an invitation for you, the reader, to approach this discussion through your own unique lens. I seek not to impose a singular viewpoint but rather to foster a dynamic exchange of ideas, if you choose to.





So, consciousness is vital to our very existence. This much we all know. But what is this consciousness? Where can we find it?



We can't find it. Because we are it. How to find myself? Just try this.



Close your eyes and try to locate or pinpoint your location inside your body. Will you ever find it? The futility of this endeavor becomes apparent, as consciousness, much like a subtle breeze, eludes pinpointing.



But you will definitely notice a movement. A very minute movement. You are the spiral, at a cellular level - so to say - a spiral unfolding at the cellular level.



The exploration of consciousness, from my own distinct vantage point, is about acknowledging the subjectivity inherent in this enigmatic facet of existence. Consciousness serves as the silent backdrop of our reality. In delving into this introspective journey, I aim to illuminate and attempt to reach into the very depths of personal experience.



Within this exploration lies a parallel consideration - the enigma of DNA, as described by cellular biology. DNA, often articulated as a helix or a double helix, symbolizes the elongation of a spiral. But at what point the physicality sets in is difficult for me to say. That is the realm of experimental science. That is the essence of this illusion. If I can break that, I'd be flitting about effortlessly across dimensional domains.



The DNA emerges as a mesmerizing helix, unfolding the genetic blueprint of life. The essence of this illusion lies precisely at the boundary where the genetic information materializes into the tangible existence and converges into a singular reality. The elusive nature of this juncture, where the metaphysical meets the physical, is the very essence of the illusion, defying easy comprehension.



Breaking through this elusive boundary, a feat relegated to the realm of experimental science, holds the promise of transcending dimensional constraints. The aspiration to navigate effortlessly across dimensional domains binds the seen and the unseen. It becomes a quest and once decoded, may grant passage into the realms beyond the veil of this intricate illusion.



However, there's no need for expertise in this intimate exploration of our consciousness - just a willingness to explore, and the understanding that the self is not a fixed point but a perpetual becoming, a subtle movement in the cosmos of existence.