In the end, Crane is battered to death in a motel room (probably by Carpenter), but it's hard to see that even a tiny spark of consciousness died with him.
A sympathetic parent might see the spark of consciousness in a baby's large eyes and eagerly accept the popular claim that babies are wonderful learners, but it is hard to avoid the impression that they begin as ignorant as bread loaves.
Walking can spark higher consciousness.
I would say that the song marks the moment that sparked my consciousness about David - the first time I can remember knowing that there was such a person, and at the same time realizing that he must have been pretty special to have a song about him.
When approached with intent, sparking higher consciousness is natural.
Mad River Rocket started 20 years ago as a spark of eco-consciousness among a group of architects who lived in experimental homes on the side of Prickly Mountain in Warren.
They are humanlike robots with realistic facial expressions and conversational abilities, granting them "sparks of true consciousness and creativity".
"Any time a tactic is brought and receives attention, I believe it starts to spark in the public consciousness and, in the judiciary, a greater awareness," Heidi Boghosian, who directed the National Lawyers Guild for fifteen years and who now directs the A.J. Muste Memorial Institute, a nonprofit that provides grants to activist organizations, said.
All of this is cannily accomplished, complete with appropriate references to Jung's concept of the anima and "a spirit of consciousness, a spark inside that makes you you".
Possession of a partially explicit spark of the eternal consciousness is a prerequisite for the acquisition of any knowledge.
The spark of the eternal consciousness in every individual (that aspect of the individual which is God) drives its manifestation in the individual's consciousness and praxis.
