Physicists say that the stuff of the world consists of particles of matter and fields. If one wants to hold on to a naturalistic world view, one must assign consciousness either to matter or to a field. Only the latter seems plausible.

That means, from the features of a physical field conclusions can be drawn to features of the human consciousness.

And also the other way around. From the directly experienced consciousness one can make inferences to physical fields.

Physical fields can causally influence matter. So our mind can move our body.

Fields seem to emerge from solid matter, just as the magnetic field emerges from the magnet.
In the same way, our consciousness arises from our body, or more precisely, from our highly complex organized brain.

Consciousness involves a complete sequential dynamism. It is essentially dynamic, not something static.

Consciousness comes only in the absolute sense that it comes into being, and it also goes only in the absolute sense that it passes away. It always does both at once, so that it in no sense actually persists,

Consciousness is thus precisely an absolute change, in which there is nothing that does not change, and in which panta rhei.

What has been said for consciousness must then also apply to physical fields.