Evan Locke·Aug 3Viktor Frankl Said Meaning Is Found, Not Made. Here’s the Part He Left Out.Viktor Frankl’s most quoted line is usually some version of “he who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” It gets stitched onto…A response icon1A response icon1
InAyo WacabyIyas Utomo·Aug 2Yang Tersisa Ketika Banyak Hal Tidak Lagi Bisa Kita PilihCatatan Memasuki Usia 36, Ketika Ruang untuk Memilih Semakin SempitA response icon5A response icon5
Studio Telon·Jul 5In Defense of “Reflection”I have long understood reflection as the practice of using everything we go through in life, including the people and events around us, as…
Stories & Silence·May 16What Man’s Search for Meaning Teaches Us About SufferingViktor Frankl survived the worst conditions a human being can face. What he brought back from that experience is not a self-help lesson. It…
Robert J. van Niekerk·Apr 29The Mirror Dimension of Meaning: Using What If… Dr Strange to ask dangerous questions — safelyIntroduction: More than just picture books
Promise·Apr 22Logotherapy, Kingdom, and TransferenceMeaning is the idea that who we are and what we do matters. It provides us both healing and direction. However, meaning is more fluid than…
Andini Khairat Besral·Feb 11A personal reflection on Man’s Search for MeaningMan’s search for meaning by Viktor E. Frankl is just beyond a masterpiece — it feeds your brain, challenges moral value, and most…
Glowing in Harmony Wellness·Jan 24Viktor Frankl and the Missing Ingredient in Fitness: MeaningFrankl was an Austrian neurologist, psychiatrist, and Holocaust survivor. He founded logotherapy, a school of psychology centered on one…A response icon1A response icon1
Chris R.·Jan 20Stoic Passivity and LogotherapyWhat, when destiny demands suffering from us, are we to do? Like the Sage, Frankl suggests this needs to be accepted…
