Nakesha Corfman

Consciousness Theory Nakesha Corfman

Explaining how something as complex as consciousness can emerge from a grey, jelly-like lump of tissue in the head is arguably the greatest scientific challenge of our time. In this book, as the journey begins, the author shares a few personal experiences that altered his own view of the world, experiences which suggest the presence of a larger being than one's own consciousness. You will encounter some of the wonders of the universe and the life forms that comprise its nooks and crannies. The book examines what it means to be 'alive in this physical universe and then shifts its focus entirely to the human species and what might be learned from the intricate functions of the human body and its connection to knowledge, sensation, perception, awareness, consciousness and desire. Herein you will begin to discover some thought-provoking possibilities about your own reality. Also, the book summarizes a few of the belief systems that comprise the great religions of the world since they represent the wisdom of the ages about creation and reality. Then a few sobering words about morality and the present state of humanity after which some conclusions are offered about your own reality.