The Real And Temporary Home

This paper explores a theory of dualism, defining consciousness as an ancient, all-knowing entity that belongs to a space of consciousness (the 'Real 'Home) and the physical body as its 'Temporary Home' or 'Vessel'. The author argues that human life is not a biological accident but a brave choice made by the consciousness to escape the 'Prison of Knowledge' to experience raw sensation, connection, and feeling. By reframing loneliness as a memory of the original unity of consciousness, the theory offers a new perspective on the cycle of life, death, and the inherent 'hunger' for connection.