Ultimately, Man Should Not Ask What The

It Isn't The Past Which Holds Us Back, It's The Future; And How We Undermine It, Today.

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

I Want You To Listen To What Your Conscience Commands You To Do And Go On To Carry It Out To The Best Of Your Knowledge. Then You Will Live To See That In The Long Run- In The Long Run, I Say! - Success Will Follow You Precisely Because You Had Forgotten To Think Of It.

No One Can Become Fully Aware Of The Very Essence Of Another Human Being Unless He Loves Him.

We Must Never Forget That We May Also Find Meaning In Life Even When Confronted With A Hopeless Situation, When Facing A Fate That Cannot Be Changed. For What Then Matters Is To Bear Witness To The Uniquely Human Potential At Its Best, Which Is To Transform A Personal Tragedy Into A Triumph, To Turn One's Predicament Into A Human Achievement. When We Are No Longer Able To Change A Situation-just Think Of An Incurable Disease Such As Inoperable Cancer-we Are Challenged To Change Ourselves.