European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine

Abstract

The article examines and analyzes the problem of the existential power of human
feelings, which can radically affect the sociocultural life of an individual. At the same time,
the right to life of the person himself, who is an existential, rational being, is his unique
achievement, coupled with the possession of individual feelings that qualitatively affect the
worldview and the life process of the individual. According to existential philosophy, the
explanation of the meaning of life is closely intertwined with society, the state, nature,
thereby defining the laws of the whole universe. However, for the person who thinks and
feels, the world emerges as a personal, living experience. The article shows that a person
not only appears, but also realizes himself as a unique part of our world. The dual nature
of man is considered. Communication, guilt, willpower - all these are special aspects in a
person’s life that can lead him to a feeling of true freedom. As a result, one of the
unequivocal conclusions is that feeling and only feeling can realize a real life in people.