consciousness

16 subentries

consciousness (16:9sec). See also mind; mortal mind
cannot be explained by electronic association (112:2.10)
embraces awareness of personality actuality; ability to recognize other personalities; freewill (16:8.6) (16:9.4)
freedom to choose only exists within realm of one’s (34:3.8)
inherent quests for knowledge, morality, spirit, and personality values (16:6.9) (16:9.1,9-13)
mind endows c. in absence of personality (9:6.3)
most primitive c. is accumulation of protoplasmic memory material (101:6.4)
not inherent in matter (9:4.2)
proceeds from fact to meaning to value (118:5.3)
resides in adjutant mind-spirits (102:2.5) (117:5.7)
rests gently upon electrochemical mechanism below and spirit-morontia system above (111:1.5)
self-consciousness
can jeopardize reception of some spiritual truth (19:5.9)
dependent on innate other-awareness (16:9.7)
is not the soul (133:6.5)
Supreme is living way to transcendence of c. (117:3.3)
trust Adjusters for all matters beyond dead level of c. (110:4.4)

Cross-references

Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.