In the sense that life must have a meaning, mine is being. Which isn't much of a meaning in the common sense but in the sense that what is foundational is the core then something more foundational than being is impossible. In my view being is the beginning of me but it isn't the beginning of all of me, there is a part of me that precedes being. Being is separate from nothing therefore its foundation is something substantial as well. Probably something minute or something enormously large but it cannot be its own giver - it must take from something (that is a proposition). Whatever it takes from must precede it and it must then succeed it as well, for in the nature of how things are created that which creates imparts a part of itself into that which it created. This part is not a fragment rather a snapshot of its entirety and as DNA finds the created a part of the creator within its core.
Confusion still reigns in thought. Mind has not settled down. There is discourse limited, there is this knowledge of hurt in the vicinity.