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In a repudiation of transhumanism, the essentiality of the natural human body to the nature of consciousness and its full realization is explored. Beginning with self-realization of the subconscious mind, Relations of Consciousness offers a comprehensive paradigm for human Self awareness spanning the trinity of subconscious, unconscious and conscious. From the twin primal forces of violence and sex, paramount in early hunter gatherer groups, a cognitive framework underpinning the physical form and spirit of human consciousness is explored. The emergence, nature and discernible structure of consciousness is defined. A theory unifying Jungian collective unconsciousness and cognition, with Freudian Id, Ego, Superego, as well as the fundamental material reality of space, time, matter and energy, with metaphysical Christian theology is revealed. Within is a causal link between human kinesiology in the subconscious with reality integrated to shared aggregations of information in the collective unconscious of archetypal narrative symbols for the development of language and Self awareness. The nature of good as integration of aspects of the Self and evil as disintegration, as well as the cognitive composition of the Dark Tetrad of psychopathy, Machiavellianism, sadism and narcissism, the path through Ego Death and rebirth from post traumatic stress disorder are encompassed. The relationship of the biochemical Self within to cycles of life, death, family and society are defined. And the nexus of God to an interconnected, living creation in a transcendence that spans the sacred, profane, mundane and divine is concluded.