There are definitely times where my work, even as it currently is, is incredibly rewarding. I am able to research a host of topics and learn all sorts of new pieces of information. One of the best events that will occur to me is when I see someone who vindicates and at the same time rounds out my approach. To wit: In my manifesto, Invulnerable Belief, I stated, No one resents pain that they endured for their family or their country. We don’t look back on those moments where we suffered for the people we love and think, What a waste. Maybe those pains will haunt us, but put in the same situation, we’d do it again. Frankl, a psychologist who survived the Holocaust, searched for meaning and answers as a result of the apocalyptic visions he saw. He concluded the following in his seminal Mans Search For Meaning: In some way, suffering ceases to be suffering at the moment it finds meaning, such as the meaning of a sacrifice. In the New Year, I hope eagerly that more people find the meaning that will liberate them from suffering.
Posted on: Fri, 02 Jan 2015 00:38:33 +0000
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