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Most books about meaning, purpose, and clarity try to give answers. This one examines what happens when answers stop working. Across cultures, centuries, and belief systems, humans have repeatedly pointed toward the same underlying truths about fear, identity, perception, and suffering. Yet those truths were rarely framed as systems to follow. They were described as patterns to notice. Over time, those descriptions hardened into beliefs, beliefs into identities, and identities into noise. First Principles of Being strips that noise away. Drawing from ancient philosophical traditions, modern psychology, and careful observation of ordinary life, Dylan Trent examines what remains when certainty loosens, ego quiets, and attention returns to what is actually happening. This is not a spiritual manual, a self-help guide, or a philosophy textbook. It offers no techniques to memorize and no transformations to chase. Instead, it explores how clarity emerges naturally when unnecessary interference falls away. Inside this book, you will encounter: Why fear is learned, reinforced, and mistaken for truth How identity becomes a survival strategy rather than a stable self Why perception shapes experience more than circumstances do What ancient traditions meant by awakening without mysticism How modern life amplifies noise and fragments attention What remains workable when belief, ideology, and narrative lose their grip This book does not tell you how to live. It examines how life is already being lived, and what quietly changes when attention is restored to proportion. If you are skeptical of self-help, wary of dogma, and interested in understanding the deeper mechanics of human experience without sentimentality or illusion, First Principles of Being offers a grounded, enduring perspective. It is not meant to be followed. It is meant to be returned to, until it is no longer needed.

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