The Faraday Consciousness Interface Hypothesis: A Theoretical Model of Neuro-Electromagnetic Modulation of Non-Local Awareness

This paper proposes a theoretical model wherein human consciousness originates not from the brain but from a non-local field, modulated into subjective experience by biological structures. Drawing from quantum biology, neuro electromagnetism, and symbolic cognition, the model conceptualizes the human body as a Faraday-like structure—a multilayer filter for the collapse of probabilistic consciousness into perception. A symbolic-functional equation frames testable predictions. While speculative, the model bridges neuroscience, quantum theory, and symbolic identity formation—and offers a path for reconciling science with symbolic and spiritual traditions.