Where I Address the Hard Problem

Where I address the hard problem:

this is where I address the hard problem of consciousness — my own thought is that there isn’t any cause for separation here, that the question itself is misplaced in even asking of its source. Whatever answer is given stands correct in a certain way as that everything is the source of consciousness, being sure that it’s a biological function, caused by a chemical reactions within the brain, as well as a built in function of universal intent and design. It’s all consciousness, an arrangement of infinite points, seamless in their actions, and that we emerge, somehow, from this creative field of possibilities.

that every theory of consciousness is correct in its own way.

even mine.

and of course I’m certainly wrong, with no way of really knowing how things ultimately are — all I can offer is a description of my own observation brought through countless mornings of deep meditation. Yet that doesn’t make it true, and I’m in no way invested in it being so. But it does give me something to write of, an opportunity to be creative with ideas and inspirations. This is where I address the hard problem of consciousness through my own words and understanding, and my view is as valid as any ever offered before, and honestly, it doesn’t seem to be a problem much at all…