If persons recognize their true identity, they would not be oriented to the objects of their embodied desire but to the objects of intellect.
In other words, if someone wants to be in state B when he is in state A, he must regard being in state A as worse than being in state B. But all states of embodied desire are like this.
Technology progresses, fortunes are made — not because a visionary somewhere exercised foresight or embodied the desires of a generation but because millions of people, all trying to do more or less the same thing, working in their own jerry-rigged, ad-hoc systems, failed or succeeded to varying degrees.
The man, comical but also grotesque, chivalric but also clueless, embodies desires that cannot be comfortably distinguished from the wish to quiet her: You've heard of planting lotuses in a fire, she says.
The ubiquitous Jones embodied that desire as he swiftly accelerated into the Newcastle area, leaving two defenders trailing, before sending in a low cross that Given smothered.
Today, I challenge you to come up with at least three actions you can take in 2015 to embody these desires from a younger you.
You love your child because he is a child, not because he is beautiful, healthy, and good; not because he thinks like me, or embodies my desires.
But when I was kitted-up as Amelia Shepherd, I got to embody the desires, triumphs and brokenness felt by an audience of which I was still a member. .
It's an exploration into the psyche that embodies desire and boredom; "want" with "indifference".
