re: quantum science suggests that the mental and the material domain are governed by common ordering principles, and should be understood as complementary aspects of the same reality.
mental/material as two "sides" of a "möbius loop". "we" are both subject and object, as we experience touch and "being touched" by switching gestalts when, for example, massaging a sore muscle.
lived experience, consciousness, as reversible between gestalts, topographical.
consciousness emerges "at" the place where the twist in the two sides occurs, which is anywhere along the loop that is chosen for attention.
A new theory of the relationship of mind and matter. Philosophical Psychology.: 3: 271-286. Bohm D (1980). Wholeness and the implicate order, London: Routledge & Kegan Paul Bohm D and Hiley B J (1987).
more flowers of the mind for the garden of earthly consciousness delights.
An ontological basis for the quantum theory, Physics Reports, 144, pp. 323-348 Bohm, David & B.J. Hiley, (1993): The undivided universe.