An Essay on the Philosophy of Existence #252617

Every kind of existence-from its all-absolute, all-perfect, to its most imperfect form — is more or less conscious of its own existence* — of its own powers or forces. Conscious existence — as it is all-absolute; all-perfect or quasi-perfect quasi-imperfect, imperfect, or most imperfect — has a conserving power and a conserving force, absolutely intense, more or less perfectly intense, or more or less imperfectly intense.