Metaphysics and Geometry are one in the same. Geometry begins with 'a' location. Metaphysics begins with 'a' consciousness. Just as geometry begins with 'a' location to understand the 'whole', metaphysics must begin with 'a' consciousness to understand the 'whole'. Geometry does not begin with the whole to understand 'a' point, so it is metaphysics must not begin with the 'whole' to understand 'a' consciousness.
Geometry begins with 'a' point and moves outward to understand the 'whole'.
Metaphysics must begin with 'a' consciousness and move outward to understand the 'whole'. The very first definition of geometry, and therefore all mathematics, is that of 'a' point. The very first definition of metaphysics, and therefore all philosophy, must be that of 'a' consciousness. A point therefore does not exist. It is an impersonal abstraction.