Deepak Chopra

Only consciousness is conscious. Human beings are not conscious. Animals are not conscious. There are experiences in consciousness. So only consciousness is conscious.

Only consciousness is conscious. Human beings are not conscious. Animals are not conscious. There are experiences in consciousness. So only consciousness is conscious.

Only consciousness is conscious. Human beings are not conscious. Animals are not conscious. There are experiences in consciousness. So only consciousness is conscious.

We are, in a sense, unless you wake up, you're a biological robot in consciousness. A particular algorithm. A particular algorithm in consciousness.

We are, in a sense, unless you wake up, you're a biological robot in consciousness. A particular algorithm. A particular algorithm in consciousness.

We are, in a sense, unless you wake up, you're a biological robot in consciousness. A particular algorithm. A particular algorithm in consciousness.

I don't have any questions, you know, because I look at the world as a projection of consciousness and as a play in consciousness, Maya and Leela. Okay, so I'm here to enjoy the play. Sometimes bad scenes with the heebie-jeebies, sometimes good scenes, sometimes laughter, sometimes crying. But if there wasn't all this diversity of experience, then there is no experience.

I don't have any questions, you know, because I look at the world as a projection of consciousness and as a play in consciousness, Maya and Leela. Okay, so I'm here to enjoy the play. Sometimes bad scenes with the heebie-jeebies, sometimes good scenes, sometimes laughter, sometimes crying. But if there wasn't all this diversity of experience, then there is no experience.

I don't have any questions, you know, because I look at the world as a projection of consciousness and as a play in consciousness, Maya and Leela. Okay, so I'm here to enjoy the play. Sometimes bad scenes with the heebie-jeebies, sometimes good scenes, sometimes laughter, sometimes crying. But if there wasn't all this diversity of experience, then there is no experience.

All the experience is through contrast. You can't have an up without a down, a hot without a cold, a pleasure without pain, a birth without death. So birth and death are opposites. Life is neither birth or death. It's the continuum of birth and death. and the recycling and the evolution.

All the experience is through contrast. You can't have an up without a down, a hot without a cold, a pleasure without pain, a birth without death. So birth and death are opposites. Life is neither birth or death. It's the continuum of birth and death. and the recycling and the evolution.

All the experience is through contrast. You can't have an up without a down, a hot without a cold, a pleasure without pain, a birth without death. So birth and death are opposites. Life is neither birth or death. It's the continuum of birth and death. and the recycling and the evolution.

I didn't ask for it. All I want to do is study neurochemicals, which are not real.

I didn't ask for it. All I want to do is study neurochemicals, which are not real.

I didn't ask for it. All I want to do is study neurochemicals, which are not real.

It's very joyful, actually, because then there's nothing you need to be concerned about. All our suffering is because we think we are a physical body in a material universe. Biggest superstition. The superstition of matter. You know, David Chalmers, who's supposed to be the number one philosopher in the world right now, he coined the word the heart problem of consciousness.

It's very joyful, actually, because then there's nothing you need to be concerned about. All our suffering is because we think we are a physical body in a material universe. Biggest superstition. The superstition of matter. You know, David Chalmers, who's supposed to be the number one philosopher in the world right now, he coined the word the heart problem of consciousness.

It's very joyful, actually, because then there's nothing you need to be concerned about. All our suffering is because we think we are a physical body in a material universe. Biggest superstition. The superstition of matter. You know, David Chalmers, who's supposed to be the number one philosopher in the world right now, he coined the word the heart problem of consciousness.

And maybe he'll see this or listen to this or somebody will send it to him. But I asked him once, I said, you're such a big philosopher. Do you have any Indian philosophy in your department? And he looked at me and he said, no. Then he said, do they address the heart problem of consciousness? I said, no, they address the heart problem of matter.

And maybe he'll see this or listen to this or somebody will send it to him. But I asked him once, I said, you're such a big philosopher. Do you have any Indian philosophy in your department? And he looked at me and he said, no. Then he said, do they address the heart problem of consciousness? I said, no, they address the heart problem of matter.