Consciousness Continued: A fresh start

Guidosoft Since electrical activity is responsible for consciousness how does a soul manage to be conscious if it does not partake of electrical activity that we have established to be necessary for consciousness?

Guido Arbia That is good to hear. What is the relationship between the electromagnetic force and the consciousness of which you speak?

Guido Ariba
This is a capsule summary of our discussion thus far. We are trying to establish here the arguement you have for the existence of a soul as you outlined in your OP You have explained already that the consciousness is due to the electrical activity of the brain. This establishes a physical origin to the consciousness. The difficulty here is in explaining why the addition postulate of a soul, whose defining characteristics you have not established, becomes necessary to explain any aspect of our conscious existence.

Guido Ariba Quite possibly. How would I know? In post 18 you made this statement. Then in post 33 you corrected So now we have you stating that these are incorrect statements and that consciousness is not the electrical activity of the brainYou now further state that Ok, what are the nature of these interactions? The claim is yours that a soul exists and that it is the cause of active consciousness and coherent freewill. The electromagnetic force is mediated by the exchange particle called the photons and this is the force responsible for the electrical and chemical activity in the brain.Since the elctromagnetic force is the second strongest of the four forces in nature can you please explain how the photon is affected by the soul and what the exchange particle that produces the force necessary to interact with the electromagnetic force and why this force does not show up in experiments on the electrical activity and chemical effects in the brain?