A rare collectible from the Life Engineering Foundation, revised edition 2000 in mint condition.
 
Life and Consciousness by J.R. Ench delves into the philosophical and scientific exploration of consciousness and its role in defining life.
 
Ench examines questions surrounding the nature of consciousness—what it is, how it arises, and how it might interact with the physical body. He investigates various theories, from traditional mind-body dualism to more holistic approaches that consider consciousness as a fundamental aspect of the universe.
 
The book discusses both biological and metaphysical perspectives, questioning whether consciousness is merely a byproduct of brain activity or if it exists as an independent entity with its own reality. Ench also explores themes like self-awareness, perception, and the potential for consciousness to influence reality.