TRANSCENDENTAL MATERIALISM OF THE CONCEPT OF EXISTENCE
The concept of existence in classical philosophy is considered to be associated with the phenomenon of awareness by the “thinking creature” of one's self in a state of being and the presence in this state of being of an indefinitely large number of other objects interacting with the sensations and thinking of this particular self. On the basis of this concept, conditions are created for the manifestation of signs of delusion in judgments regarding the definition of the very concepts of being and thinking, the contradictions between the ideas about which create the problem of giving priority to one or the other concept in their place to define the concept of existence. Although the concepts of existence and thinking themselves do not have a clear definition in terms of the language of thinking of creatures that think and have the character of objects of “pure abstraction”. In this regard, the notions of existence thinking about existence “get stuck” on the concepts of the field of objects of concrete existence, sensations and thinking available to them in the experience. These restrictions do not create the conditions for the release of representations of beings who think outside the “li m-its of experience”, because of the availability of observation of a particular one, observation of “pure abstraction” is not available to them. The boundaries of experience of concrete existence provide everything that exists concretely in the form of vague ideas about the meaning of existence itself, which misleads beings themselves who think about the meaning of their existence, and contributes to distortions in understanding the “true” meanings of concepts of morality and conscience. Therefore, choosing the path inherent in transcendental materialism, thinking beings would be able to realize their desire to understand the “truth” of morality and conscience, based on “knowledge”, which can be revealed not only during “one life cycle” of the existence of thinking beings, but through indefinitely a great many reincarnations of “life cycles” from one area of existence to another.