Life is not to desire

Desire is human, we desire all the time, and without desire the objective of our lives is not determined we will live only because we have been given life lost in the middle of a vast space of possibility. Nevertheless, it seems farfetched to think that because we desire we will be able to have the end of our means. Life is about encounters, unexpected events, successes and failures. Consequently, some of our desires can never be realized, it is a question in this speech of managing to rethink our being in the vast world of the desires and this work passes by a retrospective of the history of the dominations then of a philosophical work where we will rethink our being and its finality at once spiritual, social and intellectual.