Consciousness explained

Consciousness and the genome

Consciousness causing  genes or genes causing consciousness .

The Darwinians suppose that your genes cause the particular consciousness that you exhibit , and to an extent that can be accepted due to being given a body,  but by a prescriptive method. However, that tells but a partial story , the journey of how we come to accept  a particular body can be long and complex , and our past , present, and futures are involved , the Srimad Bhagavatam covers all of these matters and is a must read .The conscious being , every one of them , are always accompanied by one of the unlimited expansions of Divinity . The highly complex  “self selection process ” along with incalculable informational exchanges provides the guidance mechanism towards particular types of genes that programme the A C T G to form a particular body . In the  Bhagavad Gita Krishna indicates within many of the verses, that  He is the knower of all bodies, and he knows the ” field ” of activities that the body experiences. The engineers know all of the working of their creations . Although independent of our  parents on one level , on the subtle level ,  the Vedas say  , the living beings in human form , share percentages of the subtle energies of their parents . The energy of mind and consciousness has never  been addressed  by the mechanistic Darwinians , who seem to conveniently ignore such matters . They are assuming neurons by chance cause complex consciousness conditioning as well as incredibly creative forces within a particular persons intelligence .The Vedas , as other cultures do ,  indicate consciousness and matter as two entirely separate energies .

According to the Vedas,  nothing is happening by chance events,  but rather by design,  Bhagavad Gita tells us we have to take responsibility for our designated lot .

Although on one level everyone is equal, as the founding fathers of the USA quite rightly cast into the USA constitution, in other ways  there are obviously massive variations . Within the material bodies , minds  and intellects, and circumstances we are  born into . Everything and every one are  totally unique. The encouraging aspect of Vedic cultures is that we are all  dynamic  and ever moving in so many ways  never static or fixed . We should never feel conditioned or stuck in circumstances . Rather we are  always moving,  in one direction or another .  So, social mobility and progress are always waiting to be tapped into by anybody . No one should ever feel trapped in particular bodies  or  minds . As the old song goes ” If you wish upon a star, it makes no difference who you are” that’s a very Vedic concept , sung by Judy Garland

So, by karmic synchronicities, one aquires a particular body and particular circumstances . It’s a temporary fleeting turn of events . The idea is to solve the real problem . Birth , death , old age , and disease , and not to get overly attached to happiness or distress of this one life , which come and go like the winter and summer seasons.

Making advances toward  knowledge , solving  once and for all  the real problems of life , instead of solely spending ones time building  up kingdoms that  will  inevitably collapse, is  encouraged in Vedic culture .  Neglecting to ask where we came from and where  we  are going and surrendering our intelligence to the speculative Darwinian is not really very intelligent.

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