Free will (n.) is the ability to do gladly that which I must do.
Free will (n.) is doing gladly what I must do.
Free will (n.) is the feeling communicated by an activated primordial image, which outlives all time and change: the subject assimilated to it feels independent of facts, free, even immortal — and pays for this inner freedom with a noticeable power psychology.
Free will (n.) grows empirically in proportion to the extension of consciousness.
Free will (n.) is only the feeling of freedom inside the lit circle of consciousness; outside it, the self happens to us like weather.
Free will (n.) able to oppose its creator is what separates a creature from clockwork the Creator must wind up.