Spontaneous desire: moral and value aspects

The author was interested in the topic of SPONTANEOUS DESIRE, as a free impulse, opposed to duty or order, and underlying the independent actions of a rational person. Such “wanting, desire, inclination” (V.I.Dal’) directly lead us to such significant ethical topics as free will, moral choice, responsibility, involvement, moral assessment. It would, of course, be very useful to considermwhat the physics, physiology, psychology, logic, and ethics of what is happening are. But in this publication, the author is looking primarily at the ethical perspectives of the designatednsemantic field – through the prism of generalized situation in which h the following components are distinguished: SUBJECT, OBJECT, CONTEXT, EXPERIENCES, UNDERSTANDING, BEHAVIOR, RESULT. Each of these components is briefly characterized, thereby demonstrating the benefits of thoughtful consideration of the topical issue, which allows minimizing the risks of manipulation and increases the ability to live wisely and conscientiously.