In school I had to read a book called Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl. The book I found really amazing .... I can say it has been able sincermanente to change something inside me. I'll tell you a little What: Viktor E. Frankl
Jewish prisoner number was 119,104. He was one of Jewish Holocaust survivors in the period of the Second World War. And despite everything that had given him only a bare identity in every sense of the word .... never gave up despite all the brutality that was submitted along with thousands of other prisoners, he never lost the sense of his life .... forever despite all odds was able to find meaning in life. Dr. Frankl in his book tells a story based course from their own experiences in concentration camps. Obviously trying always be a story of psychology as objectively as possible. As a psychiatrist.
Well, the experiences of Dr. Frankl something changed in my thinking .... that had lately possessed a pessimistic thought about life ... I realized that it is not worth of a person as I think this nonsense .... No one else like Dr. Frankl to speak of life. That life is questioned every day, every moment if it would continue beating ....
why I can say that it is a book that has shaped my life, is psychological, yes .... but that's what makes it more wonderful still is not fiction .... .... is what a time outside to me was the reality ...
"Ultimately, man should not
inquire what is the meaning of life, but
understand that it is he who asks.
In a word, each man was asked about life responding
for his own life can only be responsible
answer to life. "
(Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning ne, p.: 153)
"Who has a why to live can bear any how"
(Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning, summons Nietczhe)
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