The genre of ―meditation‖ philosophy or narrative, so as is of Descartes‘ Meditations, brings on ―the being of the ‗I‘,‖ centered on such issues as ―I,‖ ―being,‖ and ―the ‗I‘s‘ being,‖ which are altogether thought to be ―something to be ascertained.‖ Repetition comes up whereupon of the ―‘I‘-narrator‖ through its ―to-be-ascertained‖ signs in the ‗I‘-narrator‘s everyday life and sets the text out for relating a complex of signs in which the ―I‖-narrator is everywhere to call for a pre-narratorial icon-character or ―being‖ as a/the Supreme Helper to advance the syntactical-religious practices in the narration per se. So structured, as is of Descartes‘ Meditations, the narrative is hence one of the ―‘I‘-religion,‖ in which the ―I-narrator‖ is prepared throughout for all life-long meditations upon the called-for icon-character, L‘Etre, the God. Herewith a structural analysis of such a narrative works to re-present the religious-metaphysical practices of ―meditation,‖ its form and content and its genre.