BUDDHA CONSCIOUSNESS (Patreon)

Buddhism speaks of six or seven aspects of consciousness. It speaks first of the ground or basic consciousness, which has a global, general knowledge that the world is there and that I exist. Then there are five aspects related to the five sensory experiences: seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, and touching. The seventh aspect is mental consciousness, which associates abstract concepts to the first six aspects.

More than 2500 years ago, Buddha taught core beliefs that are only today being proven or explored by science, notably dependent arising, and the true nature of consciousness. Now, with the rising popularity of consciousness studies in science — an exciting area of study — Buddha’s words are being re-examined. It was Buddha who first taught that there is no object without the viewer — no object without subject. Quantum Physics embraced this, and largely proved it through various famous experiments.

"YOUR BODY IS PRECIOUS. IT IS YOUR VEHICLE FOR AWAKENING. TREAT IT WITH CARE"
                    - BUDDHA