Bridging Microtubules, Coherent Electromagnetic Field, and Consciousness

Consciousness is proposed as a fundamental n-dimensional complex field which is intrinsically lossless, meaning it does not dissipate or lose information like physical systems do. This explains why subjective experience remains stable even when gravitational conditions change dramatically, such as for astronauts moving between Earth and Moon. Mind is defined as the interface between matter and consciousness. It has a physical origin in coherent electromagnetic fields in microtubules, as predicted by Fröhlich in 1968 who showed that biological systems under metabolic energy form Bose-like condensation of coherent vibrations, and by Popp since the 1970s who proved that living cells emit ultra-weak coherent biophotons originating from DNA. The mind part is measurable as terahertz coherence and biophoton emission, while pure consciousness itself remains non-measurable. This model inverts the Orch OR theory: microtubules are not generators but receivers of consciousness.