Buddhist philosophy - Consciousness and seeing - Do you see with just your eyes

The video explores how visual information is processed by the eyes and brain, but ultimately perceived in consciousness. It emphasizes that consciousness is the essence of our identity, beyond the body and mind. The discussion highlights that consciousness is where all sensory experiences occur, and understanding it transcends thought and concept.

Where do most people believe images are seen in the experience of vision?

What role does consciousness play in the process of seeing?

How does the text describe the relationship between consciousness and the body mind?

What is said to be beyond thought or concept according to the text?

In what way does the text suggest we can become more in touch with consciousness?