Abstract
Hegel is the great philosopher of humanity and left a tremendous philosophical legacy for humankind. His philosophical thought is the result of the study of the history of human thought, which he summarized into principles and laws to draw out the way of thought in perceiving objects. Hegel's philosophical system has covered many fields and developed many rich and unique ideas, which are significant to mark the times. Hegel's thought paved the way for other theories to emerge. It is necessary to find his belief that the profound nature of the world is not individual consciousness but an idea. That is Hegel's absolute spiritual conception. This article uses the dialectical materialist methodology with broad, specific historical, and development principles to evaluate and consider the mental angle that Hegel mentioned in his philosophy. Besides, the article also uses analytical and synthesis methods to clarify Hegel's absolute idealism. Because he believed that only idealism is philosophy, according to Hegel, philosophy is the science of thought. The article explains Hegel's idealism when he says that a fundamental idea is a reality objectively with the thought of people and things in this world.
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