In my opinion, human experience is a result of the so-called big bang event. This idea of mine is a stand-alone description of how photons affect humans. By stand-alone, I mean that I make this statement only about what it contains. 

For example, I am saying that human experience is limited to it's physicality. There are an infinite set of implications that one may make about physicality. Physicality may include many observable aspects other than a human experience.

For this topic, I am expressing my opinion that human experience is time-bound. Specifically, I am talking about my past 25 years of reviewing near-death events. 

An event in my life illustrated to me that time may pass very slowly for humans. Photons at the speed of light may have little or nothing to do with time passing. 

Near-death events may be the awareness and experience of moving at light speed. 

My idea about awareness is that it is eternal, infinite and always intangible. I am speaking here only about my own experience and my own definition of life. I believe that my awareness has no speed limit and is not in any way physical. I believe that my awareness exists for the act of observing any physicality. 

My awareness is an intangible HOW which exists for the purpose of observations. Observations, in my opinion, are of any physical aspect of life, human or not. 

It is undeniable that I exist, I have an identity, and I am aware of reality. There is nothing that is self-evident, everything must be tested by reality. Obviously, my idea of reality differs from any other, and must be tested too. 

We all drink from the same fountain of wisdom. I am Graviton Ring.