“…13:29 Therefore, it is important to notice that the facticity of man can also appear in the absence, in the presence of someone or something that, when requesting sensitivity, solidarity, respect, compassion, harmony, creativity, art, and intuition, opens space for transformative experiences. [10][11] Hence, this presence, in the form of dialogue, provides the practical success that involves reflection beyond the "how to", moving to "why for" and "why" to take certain action, in order to create more live and offer more dignity in living, as well as individuals capable of discussing health, desires, and possibilities, and collectively establishing their projects of happiness. 2,12 The creation of the individual in care practices happens as a real and intersubjective presence, which identity is undone and rebuild in the relationship with the other that, by imposing a type of resistance, entails new virtues in ourselves and lead us to the knowledge that there are countless possibilities to participate in the construction and reconstruction of identities and strengthen the transforming power of individuals and groups.…”