Does the Soul Have Consciousness?
We say that Consciousness arises within Life, when there is awareness.
And we say that the Soul has Life—it vibrates, it transforms, it moves toward Peace.
So does the Soul have Consciousness?
At first, it seems so.
The Soul receives Personality after each lifetime.
It carries Samskara.
It unfolds Wisdom.
Its vibration changes.
Shouldn’t that mean it is aware?
But when we look more closely, we see something different.
The Personality expresses Consciousness—it holds the full range, from Ego to silent witness.
It reacts, reflects, identifies, and observes.
It holds experience.
It struggles and lets go.
The Soul does none of these.
It does not think.
It does not feel.
It does not remember or perceive.
It does not watch itself move.
It simply moves.
The Soul does not choose or reflect.
It vibrates.
It holds the potential of Heart, Mind, Samskara, and Matter.
And as these dissolve, Wisdom arises.
But even this Wisdom is not realized or claimed.
It is not the result of awareness.
It is the natural unfolding of peace.
So we come to see:
The Soul has Life, but not Consciousness.
It moves, but does not know.
It unfolds, but does not observe.
It becomes, but does not become aware.
What moves toward Peace does not need to know it is moving.
It only needs to dissolve.
There is no witness in the Soul.
There is no “I.”
Only vibration, releasing.
And what remains is not awareness—
but Peace.