In Search of Meaning : The book says : "The surrounding world appears before man as Omniscient and Omnipotent 'creature', and man doesn't know what resonance some or other action will cause in this 'creature'. As it seems to us, overcoming such expectation of 'menace' lies on the way of perception of the fact, that althought the World in unique in the eyes of man, its response to man's action is not directed to man performing action, but is reduced to redistribution of emerging tension among all objects of the World with a view of 'maintaining balance'."
"'Reason' cannot be the goal of man per se, but only as inseparable part of man... It is difficult to imagine in future a situation more obvious by absurdity, when 'reasonable' robots will praise the Almighty and speak of their aspiration to be united with Him, as did the person they replaced."
Foreword
Introduction
In Search of Meaning
Chapter 1 : On Sense
Chapter 2 : On Perception
Chapter 3 : On Materialization of Objects
Chapter 4 : On Journeys to Other Worlds
Chapter 5 : On Decision - Making
Chapter 6 : On Upbringing
Chapter 7 : On Fixation of Objects (Creativity)
Chapter 8 : On The Mystical
Chapter 9 : From The Life of Objects
Chapter 10 : On Aspiration of Survival
Chapter 11 : On Overcoming Boundaries
Chapter 12 : Relationship Between Theory and Practice
Chapter 13 : The Laws of The Ideal World
Chapter 14 : The Laws of The Ideal World (Contact)
Chapter 15 : Perception of Sense
Chapter 16 : On Protector of Integrity
Chapter 17 : On Formation of Sense
Chapter 18 : On Verity (Truth)
Chapter 19 : The Character of Complexity of Social Medium Objects
Chapter 20 : The Unity of The Material and The Ideal
Chapter 21 : The Unity of The Material and The Ideal (Contd.)
Chapter 22 : The Character of The Concept of Civilization
Chapter 23 : On Practicality and Importance
Chapter 24 : On Exact and Inexact Sciences
Chapter 25 : The Opportunities of Knowledge as a Means of Threat Aversion
Chapter 26 : On Social Medium Objects
Chapter 27 : On Evaluation of Life Essence
Chapter 28 : Opportunities of Control Over Consciousness
Chapter 29 : On Unequal Capacity of Opportunities
Chapter 30 : On Character of Object Perception
Chapter 31 : On Multiplicity of Sense
Chapter 32 : Achievement of Ideal and Sense
