Everything is consciousness.

Whether we realize it or not, we are in constant interconnectivity with everything else.

It's time to turn everything on its head because we'd be looking at the world upside down.

When you look at all the big pieces of evidence about the nature of consciousness, the nature of reality,

every bit of this has to do with maturing and growing to a higher level of knowing who we are,

why we're here, and where this is all headed.

That was cosmologist Dr. Jude Caravan and Dr. Eben Alexander.

This episode is meant to put everything you've heard for the last seven episodes in context.

What does it all mean?

Before we get into it, let me remind the listener of this.

Even though we've learned a ton this season, there's still so much we don't know. We're just in the beginning of understanding this consciousness stuff.

The more I learn, the more I feel like I know almost nothing.

Here's the plan for this episode.

We'll look at what all this stuff means for our lives, our societies, and our future.

For instance, what does our theory of consciousness predict about artificial intelligence?

Next, if we're all entangled, how much impact are we having on each other and the world around us. Plus, who really are we?

What does our theory of consciousness imply about our own identity?

Where do religion and spirituality fit into all this?

What are the answers to the top two questions remaining in all of science?

And finally, is there a reason for hope? This is the season finale

of Where is My Mind? I'm Mark Gober. We've looked at a wide range of phenomena on this show,

savants, psychedelics, telepathy, remote viewing, precognition, near-death experiences, the life review, and consciousness after the death of the body.

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