Consciousness as the Fundamental Reality

Consciousness is considered fundamental and irreducible, existing independently of matter. It is more primary than atoms, energy, time, space, and even the universe itself. Consciousness is the underlying substance of everything, including objects, perceptions, and emotions. It is not localized and does not occur within the brain or any physical structure. The materialist paradigm, which assumes that consciousness is an emergent property of the brain or matter, fails to grasp the true nature of consciousness. When one becomes conscious of consciousness itself, the limitations of neuroscience and materialistic science become apparent.