A Life Of Short Duration...could Be So

A Life Of Short Duration...could Be So Rich In Joy And Love That It Could Contain More Meaning Than A Life Lasting Eighty Years.

At Such A Moment, It Is Not The Physical Pain Which Hurts The Most (and This Applies To Adults As Much As To Punished Children); It Is The Mental Agony Caused By The Injustice, The Unreasonableness Of It All.

[speaking Of His Experience In A Concentration Camp:] As We Said Before, Any Attempt To Restore A Man's Inner Strength In The Camp Had First To Succeed In Showing Him Some Future Goal...woe To Him Who Saw No More Sense In His Life, No Aim, No Purpose, And Therefore No Point In Carrying On. He Was Soon Lost.

Fear May Come True That Which One Is Afraid Of.

What Was Really Needed Was A Fundamental Change In Our Attitude Toward Life. We Had To Learn Ourselves And, Furthermore, We Had To Teach The Despairing Men, That It Did Not Really Matter What We Expected From Life, But Rather What Life Expected From Us.