A Bridge Between Science and Spirit - Everhing is Connected

Conclusion: I've been exploring a theory that consciousness isn't a state or property—but the process of convergence itself.

Reason: The more I think about it, the more it seems like what we call consciousness isn't the result of brain activity—it's the force that binds scattered neural processes into a unified field of experience. Like a river, it appears whole on the surface, but it's actually a constant flow of countless parts converging in motion.

This would mean the soul isn't a metaphysical object or emergent byproduct—it's the binding process itself. Consciousness is the force of convergence, and the mind is the field of experience that emerges from that process.

If that's true, then maybe the "self" isn't something fixed or isolated—but a unique point in an infinite process of becoming. And if each conscious being represents one point of convergence... could reality itself be an infinite emergence shaped by the collective convergence of all consciousness?

I'm curious—does anyone else see consciousness more as a process rather than a thing?