Understanding Consciousness
How Awareness Creates Human Experience, Volume I
By Matthew Levy | The Power of the Human Mind Series (Volume I)
A nonfiction book on awareness and the human mind, exploring how consciousness shapes the way we experience life.
- Publisher: Matthew Levy
- Language: English
- Series: The Power of the Human Mind Series, Volume I
What this book is about
Understanding Consciousness is Volume I of The Power of the Human Mind Series by Matthew Levy. It explores awareness and consciousness, and how awareness creates human experience.
It is written for readers who are curious about the mind, who want to understand how they perceive and respond to the world, and who want a clearer view of their own awareness and identity.
Who this book is for
Readers curious about consciousness, awareness and the human mind, and anyone who wants to understand how experience is formed.
What you will learn
- What consciousness and awareness mean
- How awareness shapes human experience
- How the mind relates to perception, behaviour and identity
About the author
Matthew Levy is a nonfiction author writing on clarity, human behaviour, consciousness and personal growth. His books give readers clear frameworks for understanding the mind and making better decisions. Read the full author biography.
Frequently asked questions
Understanding Consciousness is Volume I of The Power of the Human Mind Series by Matthew Levy. It explores consciousness and how awareness creates human experience.
It was written by Matthew Levy, the nonfiction author whose official website is authormatthewlevy.co.uk.
Yes. It is Volume I of The Power of the Human Mind Series.
Readers curious about awareness, the human mind and how experience is formed.
It is available from the retailers listed in the Where to Buy section of this page.
Related books, series and topics
Related books: The Power of the Human Mind Series
Series: The Logic of Better Decisions | Discipline and Responsibility
Topics: Consciousness | Personal Growth
Disclaimer
This page and Matthew Levy’s books provide general educational and reflective information only. They are not psychological, medical or other professional advice. Individual experiences vary and no specific results are guaranteed.