'Man\'s Search for Meaning'

'When we are no longer commensurate to qualify a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves. - Viktor Frankl.\n\nViktor Frankl was a neurologist and psychiatrist, founder of logotherapy and existential analysis. Frankls approach is ground on 3 concepts: Freedom of will ( service adult male are loose to decide and confident of taking their status towards internal [psychological] and outer [biological and social] conditions.), Will to marrow (The search for gist is seen as the native motivation of man.) and sum in Life. (Perceiving and realizing the substance of the moment in each and each situation. This is a entertain around forgivings in an essential condition of bearing, an autobiographical book of Dr. Frankl, when he was arrested and captured at Auschwitz and in others concentrations camps. But, if you think its a drab history, you are unconventional; it talks close a man who finds his own life meaning and himself, in a uncontrollable time in his lif e. \nHes story real caught me, because of how He define the steps of the captives psychological life in the camps and before the release. The set-back one was; the shock, they didnt mean it, it was wish well the pommel nightmare of all, it was really impressive how humans can execution so heartless, brutal, savage, so inhuman in so more ways, with other humans, with them, who never did something bad to them, to no one (some of them). But, the humans encephalon has a defence reaction mechanism, the illusion of suspension, that its a mechanism of buffer intern, which implies trust with no think, fake illusions; like viewing eitherthing with hope and positivism, even though theres no reason to believe something equitable is going to happen. \nThe secondment thing was the inclination in the camps, they didnt have anything, just now they had that black image about themselves and the destiny they were. They started to enjoy every little point in time that wasnt ba d, either good, but that was familiar and started to laugh about the li...'