Man\'s Search for Meaning

When we are no longer able to compound a situation, we are challenged to shift ourselves. - Viktor Frankl.\n\nViktor Frankl was a neurologist and psychiatrist, bankrupt of log oppositeapy and existential analysis. Frankls approach is base on 3 concepts: informaldom of Will ( military humankind are free to decide and capable of pickings their stance towards internal [ mental] and international [biological and social] restricts.), Will to Meaning (The lookup for importee is seen as the unproblematic motivation of mankind.) and Meaning in Life. (Perceiving and realizing the meaning of the moment in each and every situation. This is a book or so humans in an extreme condition of life, an autobiographical book of Dr. Frankl, when he was arrested and captured at Auschwitz and in others concentrations camps. But, if you mobilize its a pathetic history, you are wrong; it negotiation about a man who finds his own life meaning and himself, in a awkward time in his life. \nHes s tory in reality caught me, because of how He defined the go of the prisoners psychological life in the camps and in the first place the release. The first one was; the shock, they didnt conceptualise it, it was like the worst nightmare of all, it was very impressive how humans can act so heartless, brutal, savage, so inhuman in so many ways, with other humans, with them, who never did something bad to them, to no one (some of them). But, the humans mind has a vindication mechanism, the illusion of reprieve, that its a mechanism of cushioning intern, which implies take to with no dry land, off-key illusions; like viewing everything with hope and positivism, even though at that places no reason to believe something good is passage to happen. \nThe second thing was the wittiness in the camps, they didnt hold back anything, simply they had that black conceit about themselves and the circumstances they were. They started to fuck every little elaborate that wasnt bad, eit her good, but that was normal and started to laugh about the li...