Disclaimer: The language and terms referring to concepts that are not currently introduced
in this civilization may be inaccurate, as there are no fully definite or accurate terms in
current english language to describe meanings and concepts which were not previously considered
by this civilization. Meanings may have to be understood by whole context of the statement.

This is an explanation of the general purpose and meaning of conscious life
and its application and relation to this world, which here and today can be
explained, upon understanding the biggest-picture world view.

Start with a view on the biggest concept available, the universe. Theories
that the universe, if defined as 'all that is', evolved out of a big bang,
with a definitie starting point of space time, emerge from the limited mind
of today which must think in terms of linear beginning and end. In reality,
the universe, all that is, is eternal. As the potential for spacetime
existence exists forever, so does, and must, actual spacetime. While single
'universes', coherent continua of spacetime, may be created and collapse,
spacetime itself and all that can emerge from it exists really forever with
no beginning or end. The eternity of spacetime is a thought that is not
intuitively graspable for conscious life with a definitie beginnig point in
time, but the only mathematically and logically possible option.

This is only important for one point: In eternity, all viable possibilities
will mathematically converge against infinity. Anyhthing that can provably
happen, will definitely have happened in eternity, even in a frequency close
to infinity. Today, science slowly starts discovering earth-like planets,
possibly inhabitable for some life, after decades of denying that. In reality,
no other civilization of intelligent life exists in the reachable vincinity of
our planet, as that is just too improbable. Probably in our galaxy, certainly
in our continuum of galaxies, and definitely in the universe as a whole,
countless civilizations and intelligent beings however must exist, in accord
with the mathematics of infinity.

As our civilization has just advanced for few thousand years, most civilizations
that do exist, should be advanced much farther, as the life time of most
planets is measured in billions of years. Although such civilizations are
in great distance to us, advanced use of quantum gravity, for example, allows,
under certain rules and conditions, instant spacetime interactions at
distances beyond the lightspeed horizon of spacetime. Thus, exchange can and
does take place between civilizations across lightspeed boundaries when
advanced civilizations harness far-advanced quantum technology.

As this one, civilizations may absolve periods of political and religious
irrationality resulting in wars and self-endangerment. Technological progress
tends to accelerate exponentially, and if such self-destructive phases continue
well into technologically highly advanced periods, it becomes increasingly
probable that a civilization will self-destroy itself, or at least massively
regress -- as technology advances and becomes ubiquitious, so would ever more
dangerous and efficient weapons. This serves as an automatic protection
mechanism ultimately preventing that irrational civilizations progress without
limits technologically. Once the technological limit has been met, any
civilization that still exists will also have to have matured psychologically.

Consciousness means recognizing and reflecting upon's one self, as much as it
is the requirement for limitlessly progressing life in civilizations. Intrinsic
to conscious life is the continuance of biological self-preservation: the wish
not to die. Irrational societies and religion can shadow the wish to live with
false promises and afterlife hopes, but it ultimately exists. All civilizations
tend to work toward increasing quality of life and life of conscious people itself,
and this is the basic reason and motivation for technological and civilizational
progress itself as well. Ultimately, death of conscious life is an irrational
tragedy, as conscious minds have a limitless capacity, thus substantially differ
from limited animals who live and die for biological-evolution purposes. The
evolution of conscious societies does not require a limited lifespan, as it
prospers, the longer conscious individuals live and multiply their experiences.

The biggest problem of conscious life is external authority. Conscious life evolves
or evolved from animal intelligence which needs external authority to guide itself
for a lack of conscious decisions. Conscious life progresses through a transitory
phase, where self-control and self-decision are extremely hard and have to be
learned. As transitory link, consciousness uses abstract authority in the form of
religion, faiths, occult, undisciplined irrational actions, and concrete authority
in the form of group thinking and -dependency, politics, leaders, ideologies. To
evolve and function effectively and as destined, conscious life will always have to
make judgments about self and others, and decisions based on own observations, act and
think and be driven strictly by individual honesty only, never by social/group dynamics.

Ultimately, indefinite life extension is achieved early as a civilization advances
to high-technology stages. Far advanced civilizations can and do rescue dying conscious
individuals from less advanced civilizations via so-called thana transduction
technologies (involving receiving quantum signatures of the dynamical patterns
of a dying individual's mind from an arbitrary spacetime location, and transferring
them encoded as quantum gravity patterns across space-time barriers to new substrates,
preserving the living individual dynamically). Thus, for most, actual death does not exist.

Far-advanced civilizations tend toward exponential acceleration of technological progress
and information exchange, approaching growth limits set by barriers related to the
light-speed constant. At that point, civilizations converge into one or more 'concious fields',
or 'superexistential conciousness', a form of existence of highly-reliable energy structures
where each individual is preserved, but millions of individuals can act and think together
as one mind. As general rule, consciousness strives toward 'conscious covergence', ever closer
information and experience exchange between consciousness individuals. The transition from
mating to ever more sophisticated form of relationships and love in beings approaching and
then evolving consciousness signifies this trend. As conscious patterns can be depicted as
complex deductive-inductive quantum systems, any interaction between such systems on a
rational basis potentiates them. Ultimately, no concious information and experience can work,
evolve or progress isolated and thus always seeks an integration in a larger system. Actually
evolving into a superexistence consciousness requires different states of matter and advanced quantum
and spacetime engineering, but is the most efficient form for further growth and information exchange at
light speed. Before or at this point, civilizations and conscious fields will start actively
partaking in the destiny of galaxies and universes beyond rescuing dying individuals by
transduction technologies. One common endeavor is the creation of new continua via 'big-bang'
type of quantum triggers of the ubiquitious potential for new space-time.

Another endeavor is the rescuing of less advanced civilizations that exist in a terminally
irrational mode and would self-destruct. Most people would be transduced then, however, a
civilization never limitlessly progressing is an enormous loss, as occurrence of conscious
life is very sparse in relation to the huge space of the universe, and every conscious life
represents new unique patterns and aspects of existence that it may uncover. Physical
interactions, such as visiting such civilizations must not take place (due to dangers of
irrational individuals in combination with far-advanced technologies) and usually cannot
take place (as the space-time distance is usually too high to reach any such civilization
in time). Instead, the minds of individuals from far-advanced civilizations are transduced
into individuals of those less advanced civilizations, as newborns. Other than arbitrary matter,
tansduction of pure minds and consciousness patterns does work in both directions, as the
minds of conscious individuals can be used as quantum receivers. As the individuals mature,
they can fully act within that civilization with the added benefit of the extra information
and experience from a far-advanced civilization. They operate in various ways, by gathering
experience and analysing the civilization (experiencers), actively correcting the course of
that civilization via careers, researching key technologies, or political/leadership
manipulations (missioneers), affecting psychological/philosophical change in individuals on
broader scales (p-engineers), researching existing key cataclyst aspects to break irrational
structures within the existing civilizational structure (m-engineers) or, before looming
destruction of a civilization, assuring the transduction rescue or protection of key
individuals within that dying civilization (s-/t-engineers).