This is because the term "consciousness" is typically presumed to mean that which our selves "internally" experience. Something so large as that is an elaborate composition courtesy of evolution. What makes consciousness unique is feeling. Basic felling is fundamental, preceding minds.
Stephen David Edwards
Agreed. We may think of consciousness in all dimensions, interior exterior, vertical, horizontal, height, depth and more. Ken Wilber's model and maps are helpful. Many great physicists and philosophers, from east and west, recognize a broad understanding of consciousness (including sentience, feeling awareness, etc.) as materially fundamental.
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