This article explores the concept of the mind as a cognitive illusion generated by the brain, challenging conventional perspectives that regard it as an independent entity. By integrating insights from neuroscience, philosophy, and spirituality, the paper examines the relationship between the brain and consciousness, arguing that true awareness exists beyond neural activity. It delves into how behavior is formed, the brain’s autonomous functions, and the role of suffering in awakening the soul. The study also presents evidence that the mind is not a separate reality but rather a processing mechanism within the brain. Finally, it offers practical approaches to maintaining a higher state of consciousness by managing brain functions and deepening spiritual awareness.
