Time is one of the most fundamental aspects of human experience. But is this concept an independent feature of reality, or merely a cognitive construct of the brain designed to organize conscious experiences? This paper explores how the brain creates the perception of time and whether time exists as a fundamental property of reality. By … Read more

This article explores the profound impact of the brain’s pain-pleasure cycle on human awareness, examining how dopamine-driven behaviors can trap individuals in repetitive cycles of transient pleasure and suffering. By analyzing the interaction between the brain’s reward system and the soul’s consciousness, the paper highlights how spiritual awareness can transcend neural conditioning. Backed by neuroscience … Read more

This paper explores the relationship between conscious awareness and the brain, attempting to explain how the energetic consciousness of the soul connects to the physical structure of the brain. Drawing on theories related to electromagnetic fields, quantum mechanics, and neurobiology, it is proposed that conscious awareness interacts with the brain, processes information, and influences decision-making … Read more

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 … Read more

Is the world we live in an absolute reality, or merely an interpretation of it? This paper examines the role of consciousness (soul) and the brain in shaping our perception of reality. It explores how the brain processes sensory data, creating established patterns that shape our understanding of the world. While consciousness exists beyond time … Read more