This book examines fundamental historical and conceptual problems in philosophy. They are arranged in a veiled hierarchical order, with the most important of them being the essence and limits of the philosophical perception of the world. Finding the specificity of philosophical thinking has been a constant concern of philosophers. It stemmed from the fact that all contemporary scientific knowledge has its historical origins in philosophy. The process of separating specific scientific disciplines from philosophy continues today, naturally raising the question: will anything remain of philosophy in the end? Metaphysics of Dynamic Relations is a book that attempts to answer this question.