What is the relationship between matter and consciousness

The relationship between matter and consciousness.

1. The dialectical relationship between matter and consciousness is one of them.

2. Matter is an objective reality that does not depend on human consciousness and can be reflected by human consciousness. Consciousness is the reflection of objective things in the human brain.

3. Matter determines consciousness, and consciousness reflects matter.

The dialectical relationship between matter and consciousness.

1. Matter determines consciousness. Consciousness is the product of the long-term development of the material world; Consciousness is inseparable from its own material foundation, the human brain; The content of consciousness can only come from the material world, and without the material world, the human brain will not produce consciousness on its own.

2. Consciousness has an active role in matter. The active role of consciousness is first manifested in the fact that consciousness can not only correctly reflect the external phenomena of things, but also correctly reflect the essence and laws of things. The active role of consciousness is also prominently manifested in the fact that consciousness can react on objective things, and the consciousness that correctly reflects objective things and their development laws can guide people to effectively carry out practical activities and promote the development of objective things. Distorting the consciousness that reflects objective things and the laws of their development will lead human activities astray and hinder the development of objective things.

3. The decisive role of matter is the first, and the active role of consciousness is the second, and the two cannot be placed equally, but they cannot be isolated and one-sidedly emphasized in one aspect.

Matter determines consciousness.

Consciousness has an active effect on matter. The agency of consciousness.

First of all, it is manifested in the fact that consciousness can correctly reflect objective things, and it is also prominently manifested in the fact that consciousness can react on objective things. Correct consciousness can guide people to effectively carry out practical activities and promote the development of objective things; Erroneous consciousness will lead people's activities astray and hinder the development of objective things.

The agency of consciousness is mainly manifested in:

First, awareness activities are purposeful and planned. The whole process of human practice is carried out around the goals and blueprints constructed by the activities of consciousness.

Second, the activity of consciousness is creative. Human consciousness not only takes the form of feeling, perception, appearance, etc., to reflect the external phenomena of things, but also uses concepts, judgments, reasoning and other forms to process, produce, select and construct perceptual materials, and construct an ideal world that does not exist in reality in thinking.

Third, consciousness has the role of guiding practice to transform the objective world. The active role of consciousness is not limited to the formation of certain ideas from practice and the formation of concepts such as the purpose, plan, and method of activities, but more importantly, it is guided by these conceptual things and to turn them into objective reality step by step through practice.

Dialectical materialism holds that matter is primary, and matter is the origin of the world. Consciousness is derivative, secondary, and an active reflection of matter. Consciousness can correctly reflect matter, and it can also actively react to matter.