Noticing the consciousness of the human in the mirror is identical to the consciousness of others in time and space

[Scott]

This is a discussion forum topic for the November 2022 Philosophy Book of the Month, In It Together: The Beautiful Struggle Uniting Us All.


There is a deeper realer reality uniting all things. It's the undeniably real singular foundation upon which all rests.

We find it by exploring our undeniable real consciousness, the real true self uniting all our various different-looking and different-aged meatsuits scattered throughout spacetime.

It is not merely a matter of noticing the undeniable reality of our our consciousness, our true self, and how it is more specially and fundamentally real than any mere thing. But rather it is also a matter of noticing the way this fundamentally real consciousness corresponding to the human we see in the mirror at any given time or place is identical to the consciousnesses of others in time (e.g. different-aged versions of the human in the mirror) or others in space (e.g. that one-aged one-placed human's neighbors across the street).

The shared consciousness is--ipso facto--precisely what makes two different-aged and/or two different spatially placed humans both share a true identity.



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[Sushan]

Quite true. Human beings talk about so many inter species differences while being a single specie. None of other animal groups possess such differences. What has actually happened is we being misinterpreting the outer appearances as our true selves while always being identical within. And that truth is quite hard to see and much harder for many of us to accept.

[ahassan_96]

The uniqueness of identity might be perceived differently by many. Consciousness is an existential part of human nature. I do believe that our bodies and minds operate at different frequencies: each reflecting on the experience of the other. The fact that we share consciousness as humans correlates to the potentiality of navigating the unseen, thus creating reality.

[Ms Chet]

If only humans understand the uniqueness of their collective consciousness notwithstanding the variability in space, time and age.
Awareness of internal and external existence should not connote segregation, but a deeper understanding of our oneness.