Have you considered the idea of our consciousness being a separate entity to our brain? In this view, our brain can be considered a machine – nothing more than matter – that has evolved in such a way as to allow ‘it’ to ‘tap into’ or access the conscious realm, plane, dimension, physical law, and so on of our universe. This opposes the conventional view whereby our brain creates – or in some way – manifests our consciousness directly because of its complexity, design, and how it has evolved to do so.

My view is that our brain has evolved, but it has not evolved to manifest consciousness, but rather has evolved to access the conscious dimension, realm, or place and so on of our universe. Accordingly, our brain can be considered a radio, and our consciousness is nothing more than a radio frequency, which our brain can ‘tune into’ – thereby manifesting our consciousness and life. This view considers the human brain as the most complex brain because it has evolved to such a degree that it has transcended the threshold at which a brain can ‘tune into’ the conscious realm. As such, animal brains and all other brains, while sharing similarities with the human brain, have not evolved to the degree of complexity of the human brain, and have not transcended this threshold - or limit - and cannot ‘manifest’ the type of consciousness observed in humans – especially the self-aware ‘I think therefore I am’ aspect of consciousness, which is arguably the most complex form of consciousnesses.

Ultimately, therefore, this consciousness as being independent of the human brain also presupposes the notion that it is an inherent property of the universe itself – much like gravity in the sense. To become conscious, therefore, requires matter to evolve in a very particular way to form a brain, and therefore, by account of its design, the brain can receive the conscious realm or dimension – involuntarily. In more broader terms, every human alive at present experiences consciousness, not because their brain simulates it, but because their brain can access the conscious realm.

Any thoughts? Thank you.