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Tag Archives: self-transcendence
Ten ways to read in between the lines of life’s meaning
(a continuation of “Life is what happens in-between the lines”) From the youngest age you can recall: Will to meaning: What stimulated your curiosity? – or – What did you always seem to be seeking again and again? Ultimate meaning: … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy
Tagged conscience, dereflection, impressions, logotherapy, response-ability, self-transcendence, values, victories, will-to-meaning
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How do we go about discovering values?
Some examples of values that Frankl talks about are: the defiant power of the human spirit (freedom to take a stance towards one’s physical and psychic states), humor, awareness of one’s uniqueness and self-worth, humor, responsibility, self-transcendence, dedication to a … Continue reading
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Tagged defiant-power, hope, humor, image of God, logotherapy, love, psychology, responsibility, self-transcendence, therapy, values
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Obvious and hidden meanings
Thank God, and thanks to international assistance the fires in the north of Israel are more under control now. What is the meaning of this particular situation? The first step in logotherapy is to see reality as it is. I … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, World events
Tagged Chanukah, fire, Israel, miracle, self-transcendence, simple reading
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Your life has meaning
Recently I had one of those weird experiences where I felt like I was invisible. In order to protect the guilty I won’t go into details, but did you ever answer someone’s question about what to do in a situation … Continue reading
Belonging and alienation
A friend was once discussing her feelings about the community in which she lives. She said that she doesn’t feel so much like she fits in, but she relates to our small group of women that meets once a week … Continue reading
Posted in logotherapy, Social Issues, Therapeutic skills
Tagged alienation, belonging, community, Frankl, responsibility, self-transcendence, tasks, uniqueness
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Viktor Frankl's Logotherapy 