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Matter determines consciousness, and consciousness reacts on matter. Consciousness is the subjective image of the objective world, and it is also the function of the "human brain" on a material basis. Consciousness is purposeful, planning, creative, and has the function of guiding practice to change the objective world (this is how the human world came about). It can also guide and control human behavior and physiological activities. Will consciousness disappear when it is separated from matter? This is just like when a human being dies. Consciousness really disappears. Does that mean consciousness really disappears? Otherwise, according to the conservation of energy, we know that energy will not disappear out of thin air, nor will it be created out of thin air, it will only be converted from one form to another. Of course, this assumption is based on consciousness being a kind of energy. If consciousness is a kind of energy, what becomes of this energy after death? Without material basis, how do they exist?

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