Exploring Existence

We all have a tendency to defend our own existence. We love existence so much that we seem willing to do whatever it takes to maintain it. However, what exactly is the meaning of that existence? Let us explore together, existence or existence, is something that is so close to us. It could be said that he is ourselves, even closer. Our existence precedes ourselves. We existed first, then formed and structured into ourselves as we know it today.

Existence, is simple and self-evident. That is, he doesn't need anything else to prove himself. In fact, he became the first stone to prove other than himself. He proved to himself, and proved others. Like a light that shines upon him, and illuminates others. Are there any of us who are not aware of "existence"? Because it is present to us, we can never be separated from it.

Outside ourselves, we witness various phenomena, the existence of which is independent or in other words not controlled by our own consciousness. So we conclude that there are also existences other than ourselves out there. That is, apart from we exist, outside of us there are also other existences. By realizing that all of these, including ourselves, both exist, the same existence, we can conclude that everything is bound in a single meaning, namely "Exist", "Exist" or "Existence".

Now, armed with this awareness, we can then conclude, that in fact Being is Single in nature. There is nothing outside of existence. And between one existence and another, connecting to one another is mediated by existence as well. That is, there is no pause or absence to accompany it. Existence in its most basic meaning, is the pervasive of all things, the background of everything, and becomes the back of everything.

Then, since it is impossible from nothing to produce any effect, there can be no existence from nothing, then everything that exists must have originated from existence as well. Because only those who have can give. It is impossible to give, something that does not have. Thus, existence in itself, is rich and independent. There is no need for anything else (i.e. absence). It has been, is, and will always be. So with all this explanation, it becomes clear that existence is the origin and source of everything. Which in theological language is usually called "God".