God Beyond Existence: A Comparative Exploration of Ultimate Reality

God Beyond Existence is a philosophical intervention into the deepest confusion of the human condition: the inability to see the difference between Awareness and the stories that are created inside it. Through a clear, mythic‑philosophical lens, the book exposes how humanity’s conflicts, identities, and moral crises all arise from a single mistake—treating the contents of consciousness as if they were the ground of reality itself.

Rather than offering doctrine, belief, or metaphysical speculation, the book restores the reader to the one fact prior to all interpretation: the undeniable presence of Awareness. From this vantage point, the narratives of self, culture, religion, and history can be seen with clarity rather than fear or attachment.

Drawing on the archetypal structure of Genesis—not as theology but as anthropology—the book reveals how the human mind generates conflict, separation, and suffering, and how this cycle can be understood without resorting to dogma or relativism. God Beyond Existence is a guide for readers seeking intellectual honesty, existential clarity, and a way of seeing that dissolves confusion at its root.

Conde Cagalitan is a philosopher-author whose work examines the human condition through the lens of Awareness and mythic-existential inquiry. His writing exposes the root structures of conflict and meaning-making, restoring clarity and responsibility to language and thought. He is developing a unified mythic-philosophical canon centered on Awareness as the ground of human understanding.