This collection includes three cycles of lectures delivered by Heydar Dzhemal for students of the Faculty of Philosophy of Moscow State University (at the same time, the cycle "New Theology" was presented outside the walls of the university). Two cycles - "Tradition and Reality" and "The Meaning of Time" - are already familiar to the reader. But the disseminated texts of these lectures contain numerous inaccuracies and even outright distortions of the author's thought. In this book, the content of the texts of these two cycles of lectures is brought into line with the surviving video recordings of speeches and partial editing found in Jemal's archive. The series of lectures "New Theology" is published for the first time. In this most profound and significant work of Dzhemal, the apophatic theology developed by him is expounded. The book, like all texts by Dzhemal, is addressed not only to Muslims or philosophers, but to all people who think independently.The publisher's layout has been saved in a4.pdf format.