This issue of Scientific GOD Journal investigates the fundamental nature of self, consciousness, and existence through a scientific lens. The journal aims to explore the connections between life, mind, physical laws, and a scientifically approachable transcendental ground of existence, termed 'Scientific GOD.' This particular volume focuses on the existence of 'I,' the implications of death for the self, the nature of qualia, and the emergent structure of consciousness, presenting a multi-faceted inquiry into these profound topics.

This issue of Scientific GOD Journal, focusing on the existence of 'I,' death, and the structure of consciousness, presents a collection of articles that delve into complex philosophical and scientific questions. The journal's mission to conduct scientific inquiries into the nature of existence and its potential connection to a transcendental ground suggests a rigorous and analytical approach. The inclusion of specific articles on qualia and the emergent structure of consciousness indicates a focus on both subjective experience and the underlying mechanisms of awareness. The overall scope points to a work intended for readers interested in the intersection of science, philosophy, and the nature of being.