The book sets out the foundations of a worldview concept, called by the author subjective realism, which is based on the postulate that every idea of reality is a manifestation of the existence of a cognizing subject. At the same time, rather non-trivial conclusions follow from obvious premises. The title of the book does not quite correspond to its content. In essence, it provides a description of the original philosophical system with a brief consideration of the most important issues of a philosophical, religious and ethical nature: the possibility of knowledge, the nature of reality, the essence of consciousness, free will, the problem of evil, etc.

CONTENTS :IntroductionThe beginning of beginningsMatter and emptinessParadoxes of timeSpace-timeSixth senseGod or the Absolute?Why do we live?Conclusion