Subjective consciousness

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Subjective consciousness refers to a state of consciousness, which connotes deep involvement and feelings not possible to rationally explain such as. the ineffable sensation of viewing a sunset, sipping fine wine or listening to music. Such feelings have no objective explanation, but can affect the psyche profoundly.


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