The main content of the Reflections is the theory of the historical and philosophical process developed by the author, metaphilosophy, the starting point of which is the understanding of the fact that philosophy has always existed (and continues to exist) as an indefinite set of significantly different teachings that oppose each other, which must be positively assessed as a constant increase in the ideological wealth of philosophy. The negative assessment of the many faces of philosophy is contrasted with an extremely positive assessment. Ultimately, philosophy and the historical-philosophical process are dialectically identical. The sayings represent numerous attempts at an aphoristic understanding of life's reality.