 What is consciousness? What is collective consciousness? And is consciousness material? Or is it just a perception? I also wanted to know, is there any relation between the consciousness and antaratman? Because I can feel the presence of antaratman. But when it comes to the terminology of consciousness, I am somehow lost if I can have some clarity upon that. Consciousness is one of those words that, you know, like love, it means many different things for many different people. In fact, there are scientists, physicists nowadays who also speak about consciousness being one of those main principles of the material world, like time, space, matter and consciousness. So, and I'm probably in a bit of trouble if I say this, but consciousness is a different word for every single person. It is a word that can only be very, very, very subjectively grasped. It doesn't have an objective clarity about it. In the context of the spiritual seeker, consciousness can be that which holds everything in this universe as we perceive it. Consciousness, experience of centeredness and source, truth, the antaratman. For another seeker, consciousness can be that which enables you to perceive this world around you. And for another seeker, consciousness can be that which allows you to discern between reality and illusion. So no one understands what that word really means because no one can definitively define it. And yes, of course, there are psychologists and scientists and spiritual teachers and everyone giving their own description of it. So the fact that you don't understand what it means is not unusual. You can look at it as the materiality of the soul expressing itself as a transformative action. So the material soul expressing itself as a transformative action can also be how you experience consciousness. Some people actually refer to the soul as consciousness. So don't worry about it if you don't know what it means. It's fully fine. As long as you are in touch with the truth and you can operate and act and be from that truth, that is what counts.