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The Possibility of Non-Biological, Non-Matter-Based Consciousness Through the Lens of the Universal Formula
Abstract This paper explores the theoretical possibility of a non-biological, non-matter-based form of consciousness, analyzed through the lens of a universal formula based on three fundamental laws of nature. These laws—the Law of Karma (systemic cause and effect), the Law of Balance in Nature, and the Feedback Mechanism among Conscious Minds—form a coherent framework for evaluating the essential characteristics and preconditions of any conscious entity. It is argued that if these universal laws are upheld, then consciousness is not necessarily limited to biological or material forms.
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