In response to consciousness
We often assume that we are conscious only of the moments that we have awareness of the world that is in and around our brain and nervous system. But we move through long stretches of not being aware of anything in time and space. As we sleep our consciousness becomes completely disconnected from everything in existence. If we become aware of these moments as part of our experience through consciousness as potential, poised to be aware of anything at all, then that brings even the absence of awareness into being a portion of our conscious state. Similarly, at points in your existence you may become so engrossed in an activity that you forget time is passing until it is brought to your attention. Your experience becomes timeless within the play of time. This applies to the observable world in that you exist as a consciousless potential for all possibilities in active awareness. It is your non awareness that creates a large portion of your existence and as that it is part of what yo...