The human consciousness, a profound mystery, remains largely uncharted. It’s the essence of our existence, the core of our identity, yet its nature eludes our understanding. Consciousness is the subjective experience of an inner life, the silent monologue that narrates our world. Yet, how does this intangible phenomenon arise from the physical brain? This question, often referred to as the “hard problem” of consciousness, challenges scientists and philosophers alike. Despite advancements in neuroscience, the bridge from biological processes to subjective experiences remains obscured. Consciousness, thus, stands as a testament to the limits of human understanding, a riddle wrapped in the enigma of our own minds.