Humanity is a quest for the self. The human who has attained self-consciousness, as an individual and a species that has experienced the loss of meaning in the contemporary world most profoundly, must render existence, being, and life meaningful again to preserve their existence. How? The hallmark of a person who has become themselves, attained self-consciousness, and achieved individuality is to establish their bond with the good, the true, and the beautiful/sublime in the most authentic way by saying "I believe in..."; to shoulder the burden of the trust—that is, the capacity to reason—as a metaphysical being; to perceive life and death as a continuity within a life perspective that has been accounted for; to embrace both matter and meaning without substituting one for the other... And furthermore, to be a bearer of a proposition to meet one's past in one's future; to set out with a sincere intention without hoping for help from given, ready-made prescriptions, and to turn one's mistakes into provisions for one's truths along the way... Indeed, this essay modestly proposes to be the provision for such a journey.