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In the field theories in physics, any particular region of the presumedspace-time continuum and all interactions between elementary objects thereincan be objectively measured and/or accounted for mathematically. Since thisdoes not apply to any of the field theories, or any other neural theory, ofconsciousness, their explanatory power is limited. As discussed in detailherein, the matter is complicated further by the facts than any scientificallyoperational definition of consciousness is inevitably partial, and that thephenomenon has no spatial dimensionality. Under the light of insights fromresearch on meditation and expanded consciousness, chronic pain syndrome,healthy ageing, and eudaimonic well-being, we may conceive consciousness as asource of potential energy that has no clearly defined spatial dimensionality,but can produce significant changes in others and in the world, observable interms of changes in time. It is argued that consciousness may have evolved toenable the human species to generate such changes in order to cope withunprecedented and/or unpredictable adversity. Such coping could, ultimately,include the conscious planning of our own extinction when survival on theplanet is no longer an acceptable option.

Consciousness beyond neural fields: expanding the possibilities of what has not yet happened