Blogs about: Viktor Frankl
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Nothing To Live For
Did you ever get to a point in life where you thought the best of your life was in the past and that there was nothing much to live for? Or, have you known someone who has been at that point? Last nig… more →
Insights Outside The Walls
Cran's search for meaning
beaunito wrote 5 days ago: Trials, hardships and tribulations are but life’s spices. It etches mixed feelings of grief, m … more →
Codependence and Enmeshment - The Beginning of Terminology
babygod wrote 2 weeks ago: It wasn’t long after Autumn met me that she declared me codependent. It was within minutes, actuall … more →
what is reading?
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47whitebuffalo wrote 2 weeks ago: What is reading? Why do we do it? Does it matter what we read? Is reading a different experience if … more →
#11: Compassion in Indian Country: Turn to Each Other, Instead of Against Each Other
julia good fox wrote 3 weeks ago: (Originally posted 21 December 2008) Lately I have been coming across interesting and intriguing vid … more →
The Art of Giving Up
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davidadewumi wrote 7 months ago: Teeth shattered from the tubes slammed down her throat, eyelids heavy from the sedating affect of th … more →
The second time around
wmmoye wrote 7 months ago: Viktor Frankl, famed psychiatrist, author, and–most notably–survivor of the Holocaust, w … more →
Boredom is a Bitch
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Steph wrote 8 months ago: Here is how interesting my current editing job is: I would rather be titling the six or seven months … more →
Do Unto Others and all that good stuff
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the duchess wrote 8 months ago: Good Morning - This morning’s thought comes from my book Offering: Buddhist Wisdom for Every … more →
Remember
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ponpilate wrote 8 months ago: Generally speaking, of course, any pursuit of art in camp was somewhat grotesque. I would say that t … more →
An Obituary For A Life Never Lived
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Laurie Kendrick wrote 8 months ago: This obituary was sent to me in an e-mail, just as you see it here. , It looks real enough, though … more →
What if you had $1 million?
wmmoye wrote 9 months ago: What if money were no object? What if I told you to stand up from where you are sitting right now, … more →
Man's Search for Meaning
Rayna Tzvetkova wrote 9 months ago: There are days in which someone around me or I lose the point and then the issue of meaning and the … more →
Shedding the Old
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Roldan Smith wrote 9 months ago: (photo … more →
The last of human freedoms - the right to choose one's attitude
Michael Thomas wrote 9 months ago: Everything can be taken from a man but the last of human freedoms, the right to choose one’s a … more →
The Secret Calm
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theguyoutsidethewalls wrote 9 months ago: There is a still place within all of us to which we can retreat, no matter what is going on around u … more →
Joy Means "Grinning Inside"
Clancy Cross wrote 9 months ago: Series: The ABC’s of Professionalism “Jovial: full of joy and happiness; merry” — www.Di … more →
The Benefit of Religious Faith/Spirituality
theguyoutsidethewalls wrote 9 months ago: A while back I said that I was interested in reading Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning, as I … more →
Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet
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wideawakeinwonderland wrote 10 months ago: I swear, on a daily basis this trip seems more to me a test of my own mental attitude. It’s … more →
Completely On Purpose
jharlow07 wrote 10 months ago: From the onset of our training as teachers, we learned about the importance of creating strong obje … more →
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