Consciousness & Free Will Evolving Together in Human Being

Abstract

Consciousness is the individuality that, in the form of an Intelligent Principle, has undergone a long evolutionary process in the lower realms of nature, on both planes of life – higher and lower order – until it reached the human condition, endowed with reason and free will. Due to its essence of a higher order, Consciousness is an undefined, transcendental Being, requiring a fluidic, electromagnetic body which, in turn, is an integral part of itself so that it can manifest itself in the physical universe. Being a comprehensive field of information, Consciousness involves your mind, as a perennial archive, and your morphogenetic body, as a biological organizing model. The Psychosoma, as a biological organizing model, is a morphogenetic, semi-material and self-replicating body that belongs to the “primordial elementary” matter known to science as the quantum vacuum or zero-point energy field (ZPF) which, in this circumstance, undergoes a special modification by the force of thought and will of Consciousness. By imposition of the law of Evolutionary Progress, Consciousness and free will evolve together, with the objective of propelling the ‘human being’ towards moral progress in search of his happiness. Free will is a secondary moral law derived from the Supreme Moral Law with great flexibility that gives us the impression that we are completely free, and we really are, as long as we do not exceed the free will of others. Therefore, there is no Consciousness without free will, nor free will without Consciousness – the human being. Here, free will implies responsibility of the moral agent for the immoral acts committed in violating such law.