Consciousness Beyond Death, Living Fearlessly, and Thriving as an Empath — Anita Moorjani
The Weekend University
Exploring the Dimensions of Consciousness and Morality
Human sensory perception is limited, only allowing access to a small portion of consciousness. Other species, such as mantis shrimp, bees, and snakes, possess abilities to perceive beyond human capabilities, suggesting a wider spectrum of conscious experience exists. While animals are often accepted for their intuitive abilities, humans face skepticism when discussing similar capacities. Anecdotes about pets sensing their owners' arrivals or natural disasters illustrate this disparity in perception. Furthermore, the consideration of moral implications extends to the question of consciousness and the afterlife, especially concerning individuals who have committed heinous acts. This tension between acceptance of animal intuition and skepticism towards human experiences highlights the complex dimensions of consciousness and morality.
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