For The World Is In A Bad

A Man's Concern, Even His Despair, Over The Worthwhileness Of Life Is An Existential Distress But By No Means A Mental Disease.

At Any Moment, Man Must Decide, For Better Or For Worse, What Will Be The Monument Of His Existence.

Man's Last Freedom Is His Freedom To Choose How He Will React In Any Given Situation

It Is Always Important To Have Something Yet To Do In Life.

When A Man Finds That It Is His Destiny To Suffer, He Will Have To Accept His Suffering As His Task. . . . He Will Have To Acknowledge The Fact That Even In Suffering He Is Unique And Alone In The Universe. No One Can Relieve Him Of His Suffering Or Suffer In His Place. His Unique Opportunity Lies In The Way In Which He Bears His Burden.