When The Consciousness Within You Shifts - Eternal

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For those who remember… we are eternal. - Sung in Latin with English parallels, the track bridges ancient scripture with modern mysticism, carrying ceremonial depth while remaining hypnotic enough to resonate on stage, in ritual, or on the dancefloor. This is a sonic invocation of eternity—an anthem for seekers who know the soul is never born, never dies, but only transforms.

Consciousness is often thought to be tied to the brain, which ceases to function at death, leading many to believe that consciousness ends with it. However, some theories suggest that consciousness might not be entirely extinguished and could exist in some form after biological death, though this remains a topic of debate. Understanding Consciousness and Death
The Nature of Consciousness
Consciousness is often defined as awareness of oneself and the environment. It encompasses thoughts, feelings, and perceptions. While mainstream science typically views consciousness as a product of brain activity, some theories suggest it may exist independently of the brain.

Perspectives on Consciousness After Death
Biological Perspective: Traditional views hold that consciousness ceases when the brain stops functioning. This aligns with the idea that death marks the end of conscious experience.