If it were possible to realize, whenever something is lost, what is necessarily gained by losing it, life would be viewed very differently. Firstly, because possessions weigh down, consume and bind: the sadness of losing them would be compensated by the awareness of liberation. But, above all, because to understand this ambiguity, sometimes veiled but omnipresent, is to situate oneself much better in a reality that simultaneously deprives and enables, while always leaving room for strengthening and affirmation.