This is an essay on Space and the unreality of Time, the power of the intellect and its intrinsic relationship to reality, and, finally, the purely intellectual quest for truth, the objectivity of which is applied in the sense of revelation, etc.

The implications of this first meditation extend to the very causes that disturb the ideal nature of the intellect and thereby hinder its process of perfectibility.
This marks the beginning of a lengthy philosophical reflection, devoid of anything uncertain or vague, initially seeking an ideal harmony within pure, objective reasoning, in order to gain greater clarity on the path of multidisciplinary research, where knowledge will serve intelligence, so as to attain a profound understanding of the truth thus revealed.