What is the difference between being awake and being conscious?

In this fascinating clipped discussion at Harvard Medical School, Sadhguru explores one of the deepest questions in human experience: the nature of consciousness and its relationship to wakefulness, memory, the mind, and anesthesia.

Modern science can measure brain activity, memory formation, and states of wakefulness. But does being awake automatically mean that you are conscious? What happens to consciousness under anesthesia? And what role do memory and mental activity play in shaping our experience of reality?
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Sadhguru, consciousness, wakefulness, Harvard Medical School, neuroscience, anesthesia, memory, awareness, mind and consciousness, psychology, spirituality, meditation, human consciousness, cognitive science, self awareness, Harvard interview, Isha Foundation
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