Explaining Subjective Experience in Consciousness Through the Three Universal Laws of Nature

Abstract Consciousness, particularly the subjective aspect of experience (qualia), remains a central mystery in science and philosophy. This paper proposes that the subjective experience of consciousness can be understood through the lens of the three universal laws of nature: the law of karma (system perfection), the law of balance, and the law of relativity (interaction and feedback). We argue that subjective experience emerges naturally from systems that adhere to these laws: it is the integrated representation of internal states, environmental interactions, and relational feedback, enabling adaptive decision-making, equilibrium, and self-reflection.