What is the force that binds consciousness to the same body?

you're mistaking personhood for a permanent conscious entity.

>>19408611
Good question, and one that becomes increasingly scary once you consider the reality of OBEs/Astral projecting.

How do you keep your consciousness to yourself?

According to a video posted here that I watched some months ago an elderly man was explaining how only God can prove that he exists unlike your common sinful mortal man. I would appreciate if some anon would post the video since I cannot find it for the life of me (it had around 800 views at the time-the most watched part of it) It was a multi part series and the man is explaining how God was somehow awoken from the perfect state - meditating/sleeping. It was pretty old video maybe late 80s early 90s and the man was talking in front of a small group of people who from time to time ask him questions. Thanks in advance

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>>19408611
>>19408648
Bump

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Egyptian_concept_of_the_soul

>>19408648
Nevertheless it was a pretty interesting video, well at least for a christfag like me

>>19408611
Atention

>>19408636
how do you keep your organism breathing constantly? without thinking about it, its like an "instinct" if you will

>>19408611
Looking at it backwards anon. The soul is retarded, it needs an advanced as fuck computer system to do much of anything, which is why your brain is a thing and damaging it makes people stupid. Also why ghosts do shit like pacing along the same path for 80 years.
TLDR, you're not tethered to your body so much as you're currently logging into a dedicated server, sometimes you get weird outside information. And when that server breaks you loose all your data and find a new one.

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>>19408611
The Matrix. Maya. The Great Illusion.
Nothing keeps you here, except for the expectation that you are supposed to be here.
When you die, you finally realize you were never really here in the first place.