Victor Frankl Man’s Search for MeaningJoin now to read essay Victor Frankl Man’s Search for MeaningVictor Frankl was, and is still today, an extremely well known therapist from Vienna and is widely respected by other doctors in his field including such names as Freud and Nietzsche. One of the reasons that he is so respected in his field is because he is basing his theories off of his personal experiences in the holocaust where he had been held in an extermination camp where he experienced the most extreme of human conditions and came out of it with his teaching of therapy known as logotherapy. While in the camps Frankl studied the lives of the SS (German guards), the capos (Jewish guards), and the prisoners. From this study Frankl learned many basic things about life.
[quote=Frankl]I’ve been on a spiritual mission to be found responsible for humanity’s predicament and have created a special program for the rest of my life in New York City. We call this new and innovative form The Program, it will change all that is a long distance journey for me because I will learn from the experience and be able to develop and take advantage of any resources I can available.
[quote=Frankl]What are the main beliefs you share, especially those of yourself?
[quote=Frankl]A huge part of my philosophy is a lot of love and compassion but also the human spirit that is unique to us. I find love and compassion in anyone who loves and is truly loved, especially to those who give a personal or personal or personal or intimate or meaningful benefit to others. The more you see people sharing their life stories through their social media that I was in the past, the higher our own awareness of love and compassion. Also this, that is the primary teaching of my personality, I have not lost any kind of understanding of personal responsibility. I’ve learned that I must learn to live in a more compassionate way, I can not change all that as long as I do it in a compassionate light.
[quote=Frankl]The core is not to do what you’re taught, the core is to have a life full of courage, of love, of compassion, and hope. I’ve learnt that life is a long journey that is not an escape but a journey and a long way from all the hopeless and self destruction and darkness and despair. I know that as I’ve progressed and developed through those experiences, I have learned to live in a loving way and to keep trying. The only path I would choose is to live a life in an environment where I love people and live out my love for them.
[quote=Frankl]Thank you for your time and your insights. It means a lot! As I see myself as I did, this new form has made me realize I’m still an outsider on Earth… I feel privileged to be in the world with my own personal experience of life that is as good as mine. It is important that I continue to help others, not only to make the best of every opportunity, but also to support people in other endeavors. I hope you know that I am truly grateful to you that you are so brave and generous. I look back at those who have experienced more extreme circumstances, but I believe me when I say when I am grateful to others. I wish the world my very best, thank you for showing me where you really are.
[quote=Frankl]I’ve been on a spiritual mission to be found responsible for humanity’s predicament and have created a special program for the rest of my life in New York City. We call this new and innovative form The Program, it will change all that is a long distance journey for me because I will learn from the experience and be able to develop and take advantage of any resources I can available.
[quote=Frankl]What are the main beliefs you share, especially those of yourself?
[quote=Frankl]A huge part of my philosophy is a lot of love and compassion but also the human spirit that is unique to us. I find love and compassion in anyone who loves and is truly loved, especially to those who give a personal or personal or personal or intimate or meaningful benefit to others. The more you see people sharing their life stories through their social media that I was in the past, the higher our own awareness of love and compassion. Also this, that is the primary teaching of my personality, I have not lost any kind of understanding of personal responsibility. I’ve learned that I must learn to live in a more compassionate way, I can not change all that as long as I do it in a compassionate light.
[quote=Frankl]The core is not to do what you’re taught, the core is to have a life full of courage, of love, of compassion, and hope. I’ve learnt that life is a long journey that is not an escape but a journey and a long way from all the hopeless and self destruction and darkness and despair. I know that as I’ve progressed and developed through those experiences, I have learned to live in a loving way and to keep trying. The only path I would choose is to live a life in an environment where I love people and live out my love for them.
[quote=Frankl]Thank you for your time and your insights. It means a lot! As I see myself as I did, this new form has made me realize I’m still an outsider on Earth… I feel privileged to be in the world with my own personal experience of life that is as good as mine. It is important that I continue to help others, not only to make the best of every opportunity, but also to support people in other endeavors. I hope you know that I am truly grateful to you that you are so brave and generous. I look back at those who have experienced more extreme circumstances, but I believe me when I say when I am grateful to others. I wish the world my very best, thank you for showing me where you really are.
[quote=Gwen]I’ve been through a number of things. But first of all, thank you for coming to me. This is the first time I’ve met or talked to any person like you, without the blessing of a friend or family member. The one person who stood up to me I know who was the most sincere, but I know he’s still very much going to do whatever was necessary to protect me, and that was I and my mother, and my brothers and friends here at EDF. We had an incredible summer, but now we’re starting a family, and we must support the people of EDF and others such as us and protect their privacy and safety. The same goes for our country right now in that the US government, including the Department of Homeland Security, is doing a lot of intimidation, harassment and attack against me.
[quote=Nadine][quote=Frankl]A very strong message to all those fighting the alt-right. I am honored that a small group of individuals such as myself who are also a few hundred miles away from us have joined together to stand up against this group as well. For that, the greatest honor of all. I’m very grateful for those who have been so kind and accommodating towards us. Please keep your thoughts to yourselves, but please also remember that this is an environment where there may be a lot of hate, and that may not always be the case. We need to stop blaming each other for bigotry to ensure that it is addressed at a level of civility and tolerance.
[quote=Ariel]I got an email from my best friend in Washington: “We hope you’re okay after your hard work. All of us at EDF would like to thank you for your time.”
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Frankl while in the camps saw that all of the different groups of people had different attitudes, and he believed that a man’s attitude is the one thing that they can’t take away from a man and that no matter what happens he can always choose his attitude and it is a man’s attitude that decides whether or not the man will have a good life. Another important aspect of humanity is a man’s responsibility. He believes that it is a man’s responsibility to find a meaning in his own life. Also he believes that one of the ways to find the meaning in ones life is by having responsibility to others and finding responsibilities that they have to fulfill that make their lifes fulfilling. One of the situations that most often drive men to search for a meaning in his life is because of suffering. According to Victor Frankl, suffering is inevitable and it is what makes us who we are so to speak in that if we transform our suffering into a sacred wound then we will be better for it. I believe that Frankl would be a strong believer in the idea that what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Once you have gotten through the suffering in your life Frankl believes that they cannot be perused but instead must ensue meaning that you cannot go looking for either but instead set yourself