Abstract
The article analyzes the problem of personal principles in Kazakh traditional philosophy and assesses its capabilities in terms of predicting the prospects for restoring the existential meaning of Philosophical Ontology in Kazakh cultural tradition. The uniqueness of the philosophy of Personality in Kazakh culture is determined by a different experience of broadcasting values, which differs from both Western and Eastern standards. The personality of the Turks is easier to “grab” than to “see with one’s own eyes” since it is as dynamic as the culture of the ethnos that generates it. Personality in this type of culture is not reasoning about Being, Goodness, Truth, and Beauty; it “co-present” in them and “co-doing” and “co-acting” with them.
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