The Linguistic Origins of the Different Interpretations of the Fundamental Reality of Existence

The theory of the fundamental reality of existence proposes that existence is original and essence arbitrary. This difference in interpretation with all its subdivisions, far from being a reflection of different assumptions, is resulted from the detachment of domain mode and is essentially linguistic. The different and in some cases incompatible effects of these interpretations of philosophical issues is primarily the result of taking an unconscious position toward the domain mode and not a logical requisite of Sadrolmotealehin’s principles upon which he has based his theory of the fundamental reality of existence.