The word will is originally from the Latin "voluntas" which is made up of the verb volos or velle which means (to want or wish) and at the same time by the suffix tas, tatis. However, this word is interpreted as that ability of a human being to make decisions and demand anything from their individual behavior. Undoubtedly, it is the capacity that above all things is supreme in each individual, which prompts us to make fixed and precise decisions about anything we do on a daily basis, which means that it is thanks to it that they are always made. decisions and actions are carried out.
In order for there to be will in an act carried out, the person must be totally aware of what he is doing and in the same way have free will on the selection of decision; In an act to be carried out, there will always be several elements trying to persuade what is going to be done, such as intelligence or previous experience, but it will always be the will of each person that defines the action.
Whenever an event occurs with will, it is said that it is carried out with intention, this being a property of the personality of each person, because the consequences that each voluntary act will bring with it are known. Although there are also cases in which an act is done not of one's own free will but by the will of someone else, for example it is the case of wills.
When a voluntary act is carried out, it is known that it is accompanied by three basic moments, it is like a series of steps that are followed, in the first place there is the conscious deliberation of the causes or motives that lead the subject to carry out the action, in secondly, it concerns the decision to carry out the act and lastly, the execution and accountability of the act. In short, the will is always linked both to the intelligence that the person possesses to be able to make correct decisions, but also to the desire that he may feel at the moment because the things that are really desired are generally chosen.
