Dontaskme wrote:There are multi level dimensions to consciousness ...so if you are interested you can google multidimensional consciousness. ...
Took a goggle, fairly standard new-age theory of mind and metaphysics and as such of little interest to me thanks.
Human consciousness is three-dimensional.
You mean consciousness have length, breath and height? Can you show me one of these?
Aware of itself as an individual human, and for this self-aware organism to survive it needs to feed itself, build a shelter, and cover it's body in clothing, the human can do many crafts, this is known as conscious co-creating.
Sorry you're confusing me? What is this 'it' that is aware of 'itself'' as a human being and if 'it' is what is 'it's' awareness of 'itself'?
It's an aspect of consciousness that is self-aware.
You're ging to have to define this 'consciousness' as you appear to have a self-aware self-aware entity?
There is no human being being self-aware, there's only the self which is consciousness self aware-in itself. ...
What is this 'self'?
Human is mental construct, it's a thought. ...
No, its a body with senses in an external world and thanks to there being two of them with language there is thinking.
The perceiver seer, thought of 'I' is invisible. What is seen is itself, it sees the manifestation of itself as and through it's manifestation which is the body, or the world of things. .... The physical body is the instrument through which light source energy plays it's song, every manifest creature is singing their own unique song.
So light is self-aware?
Life is generally unconscious functioning on automatic pilot operating our bodies without our conscious control, like breathing, heart beat and pumping blood around the veins. ...
There is no 'Life', you are reifying a concept based upon the obseravtion that there are living things.
More interestingly, is a conscious dimension that enables water to defy gravity and travel up from the ground to the very top of a tree.
I take it Biology was not your strong point?
https://www.quora.com/How-do-trees-carr ... at-the-top