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genmaicha@stereophonic.space
@georgia so can consciousness be transformed into electromagnetic energy and vice versa?
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@georgia or gravitational energy?
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@genmaicha I mean that both are inherent in the other
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@genmaicha@stereophonic.space @georgia@netzsphaere.xyz consciousness is/is the result of electromagnetic energy in large part
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georgia
georgia
@anemone @genmaicha actually the subtle precedes the gross. 
consciousness, better called energy-consciousness, underlies all things. while at perfect rest this consciousness is mere witness (sakshi), but the potential for energy is still inherent in it.
consciousness, better called energy-consciousness, underlies all things. while at perfect rest this consciousness is mere witness (sakshi), but the potential for energy is still inherent in it.
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@anemone @genmaicha when I'm talking about consciousness I'm talking about chit, while youre talking about electricochemical activity observed in the brain.
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amenome
anemone@ebiverse.social
@georgia@netzsphaere.xyz @genmaicha@stereophonic.space technically the brain is influenced by external electromagnetic forces, not just internal
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@genmaicha as in its the same thing, it just seems different based on perception of its behavior and naming conventions
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science agrees that the whole world is energy but will likely not for many years recognize inherent consciousness of which all things are comprised (energy is the potential/act of consciousness to vibrate and move), as consciousness is transcendental and not both empirical and transcendental like energy
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