The Meaning Of The Terms Existence And Reality

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This is a book that spans several topics that are assigned as a chapter. These topics include my philosophy on existence, human existence, and the ultimate realm of reality, as well as on energy and matter, dimension, motion, time and space, the natural world, education, politics, religion, athletics, economics, ethics, perception and actuality, and so on. Many of the ideas, principles, and theories are not radically new, yet I hope that my presentation of them can provide some perspectives that you may have not considered, which in turn can help you broaden your awareness and inspire a more dynamic and enthusiastic pursuit on the deeper meanings of both experience and imagination. This book, as such you could say, is a basic scientific but mostly philosophic summation of what I have learned through my current lifetime of study and contemplation.

In crisp, simple language, the author introduces the reader to the essence of an unfolding universe and natural development. Homo sapiens are the spearhead of evolution. The human mind and the concept of reality take center stage, as does quantum mechanics, which is described as one of the pinnacles of science. In seeking answers to the profound question of existence, Bruno Vogt discovers that all natural movements from cosmic expansion down to subatomic particle movements have a common origin, and particle physics and quantum mechanics seem to be key disciplines capable of unlocking some of the greatest mysteries of all timethe U-minded world and the primordial world. The resultant principle of existence appears to be almost an anticlimax. In covering the all-important aspects of our being in a clear and concise fashion, the book Existence is most certainly one of the greatest foundations on which to build future science and philosophy. Moral actions and values seem to be under siege as never before. The second part of the book endeavors to educate, inspire, and instill high ethical values into the minds of present-day society. The book closes with an enlightening essay on the last days of human life.

First published in 2002. This is Volume XIV of seventeen in the Library of Philosophy series on Metaphysics. Written in 1929, this book is on metaphysics and value in the intelligible world, which states that there are only two kinds of philosophies: those that find the world ultimately meaningful and intelligible and those that do not. The present book claims to belong to the first of these, and as such to be apart, however modest, of the Great Tradition in philosophy.