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Human Consciousness and the Divine Source: A Unified Framework
This paper presents a comprehensive framework for understanding human consciousness as a layered system bridging biology, mind, awareness, and the potential existence of a foundational reality often referred to as the Divine Source. Drawing from neuroscience, philosophy, and global contemplative traditions, this study demonstrates that human awareness cannot be fully explained by material processes alone. Non-dual experiences, reported consistently across cultures, reveal the possibility of consciousness existing independently of the ego. The framework reconciles scientific and spiritual perspectives, highlighting complementary approaches to understanding reality and human experience.
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