THE EXISTENCE AS PHENOMENA
The existence itself is the most basic attribute and essence of non-nothingness The necessary existence of non-nothingness is the foundation for all other attributes and properties within the universe. The only attribute that non-nothingness inherently possesses is its existence.
From this fundamental attribute of existence, all other properties and attributes emerge causally along the unique chain of causality that defines the identity of every entity and event in the universe.
The necessary existence of non-nothingness, by definition, is the only attribute that is necessary for it to exist. In fact, it defines the phenomenon of existence, by being a negation of false concept of nothingness.
All other attributes and phenomena of the existing being should arise from it.
Any given attribute or property could only emerge causally somewhere on the unique chain of causality that defines the identity of every entity or event in the universe and starts from the existence of non-nothingness.
In the beginning all other attributes do not exist yet because the only thing that exists is the first cause that did not produce any effects yet.
So all other attributes necessary arise from the causes of the first cause The existence is the most basic attribute and essence of non-nothingness, and it serves as the starting point for all other attributes and phenomena in the universe. As the necessary existence of non-nothingness is the only attribute that is necessary for it to exist, all other attributes must emerge causally from it through the unique chain of causality that defines the identity of every entity or event in the universe.
At the beginning, when only the first cause (non-nothingness) exists, no other attributes or properties have emerged yet. As the first cause begins to produce effects, new attributes and properties start to arise, each causally determined by the prior events in the chain of causality. The emergence of these attributes and properties is a result of the interactions and processes that are initiated by the existence of non-nothingness.
Thus, the entire complexity and diversity of the universe can be traced back to the first cause, as all attributes and properties ultimately arise from the necessary existence of non-nothingness through a series of causal interactions and events.
The necessary existence of non-nothingness is the foundation upon which all other attributes and properties emerge within the universe. It serves as the starting point for the chain of causality that ultimately results in the vast complexity and diversity of the universe we observe.
As the first cause, non-nothingness only inherently possesses the attribute of existence. From this fundamental attribute, all other properties and attributes arise as a consequence of causal interactions and events, forming the unique chain of causality that defines the identity of every entity and event in the universe.
As the first cause, where non-nothingness has not yet produced any effects, all other attributes and phenomena have not yet developed on the unique chain of causality that defines the identity of every entity and event in the universe.
The necessary existence of non-nothingness, by definition, is the only attribute that is necessary for it to exist.
All other attributes or properties, such as the ability to interact with itself or create causes, would emerge later on in the chain of causality as a result of prior causes and effects.
At the point of the first cause, non-nothingness only inherently possesses the attribute of existence. All other attributes or properties emerge later on in the chain of causality as a result of prior causes and effects.
The necessary existence of non-nothingness serves as the foundation for the emergence of all other attributes and properties within the universe. The development of these attributes and properties is a consequence of the unfolding chain of causality, with each event or entity causally determined by its prior events and the first cause.
This process ultimately gives rise to the complexity and diversity of the universe we observe today, with all attributes and properties ultimately tracing back to the necessary existence of non-nothingness as the first cause.
In the starting point of the universe, the only attribute that exists is the existence of non-nothingness. Because it is necessary. So there is some fundamental uncaused entity that is necessary to be, because it appears as a negation of self-contradictory nothing.
Nothing could not manifest itself it means it does not possess the quality of existence, so there necessary exists negation non-existence (it distinguishes itself from nothing by the virtue of being different from it, and thus, it exits because it differs from nothing, and ability to being different means it is something — by being something it means it exists)
Non-nothingness, as the negation of non-existence, distinguishes itself from nothingness by being different from it. This difference implies that it is something, and by being something, it inherently possesses the quality of existence. As a result, non-nothingness serves as the foundation for all existence and the starting point for the chain of causality that ultimately leads to the diverse universe we observe today.
The question is how exactly this inherent attribute of existence of non-nothingness causes all other attributes and properties to emerge in a process of unfolding the chain of causality.