The central question for us is: how can a person break the shackles of existential loneliness and regain support for himself in external reality. By this “carrying reality” we mean the other person, the human community, the institutions in which the life of these communities is formed, as well as the strength of the spirit to the extent that they are all fruitful for man - in short, everything that can give meaning and content to human life. life as something permanent and reliable. This is, briefly speaking, the path from the existentially depressing experience of the nakedness of human existence to a new sense of shelter. The problem of the possibility of a new shelter for a person in the midst of a threatening world has primarily two aspects. Firstly, we must talk about a state of the world within which a person can feel sheltered, and in this sense we are talking about ontological issues. But at the same time, we should also talk about self-control, about the internal state of the person himself, who can feel sheltered in such a world. And since this self-control is achieved only through moral effort, we are talking about ethical issues. Both aspects are naturally closely interrelated with each other, but first they must be considered independently of each other. And since we, following our own logic of things, move from a person to the world, the structure of the upcoming study takes shape by itself.