What happens includes both action and purpose. Our existence is filled with the disposition of excellence, of power and superiority, in the sphere of everyday life, family, work, and politics. But why is man overwhelmed by this desire and impulse? Why the desire for power? This book examines the explanation of motives and will, reasons and forms that lead to reflective relationships with needs and passions, desires and satisfactions of the eternally feasible. Man was born to act, to do, to conquer. With what judgments, however, with what gigantism and what pettiness of distance and proximity does he build the catalytic forms of vision, in the usefulness of this destiny? What is the beginning and what is the end? This is what remains to be said. The principle of opposition, the principle of movement from one position to a new position, and from there again to a new one, opens up the whole breadth of the relationship between the natural and the human, and confirms in the power of its wanderer the belief that everything is connected into one. But as you look into the eyes of zero, the question and the answer remain. I want power, yes, but why do I want it?