Brief review of thoughts on Victor E Frankl's “Man’s Search for Meaning, An Introduction to Logotherapy.” 1939

Frankl, Victor E, 1939, “Man’s Search for Meaning, An Introduction to Logotherapy.” Pocket Books edition 1963, Simon And Schuster. New York

From horrific experience the author able to  communicate a positive idea,

And is able to translate in a modest non-exploitative sensationalist way communicate to us these thoughts. Our own empathy can translate it with our own less extreme sufferings and receive the positive idea in reflection.

One individual had to experience these horrors to formulate the positive outcome. 

Parsonal responsibility to ones’ own existence but always aware of others.

You are who you are, that is your right. Uniqueness is miraculous.

Life is equally suffering and happiness/contentment. To accept this is to free ones self from the shackles of expectation.

Joy in work not the pursuit of success. Pursuing ideas is the reward not the pointless recognition. Satisfaction in moments of discovery.