"Gandhabba (Pali) (i) as a celestial musician, (ii) as a being to be born; one of the three conditions required for conception. In the case of most animals, a newly embodied life begins at conception or soon afterwards. The Buddha said that for conception to take place three things must be present – the sexual union of the parents, their fertility and the presence of the gandhabba, ie. the consciousness of the being who is to be reborn (M.I,265). This consciousness absorbs itself in the fertilised egg and begins to animate it so that it grows into a fully formed being."
Thanks to https://puredhamma.net, the following is the best analogy, the explanation, or the example, I ever got from anywhere, from anyone to understand that being "the consciousness of the being."
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