And I Quoted From Nietzsche: That Which

It Is True That We Can See The Therapist As A Technician Only If We Have First Viewed The Patient As Some Sort Of Machine.

What Will It Matter To Him If He Notices That He Is Growing Old? Has He Any Reason To Envy The Young People Whom He Sees, Or Wax Nostalgic Over His Own Lost Youth? What Reasons Has He To Envy A Young Person? For The Possibilities That A Young Person Has, The Future Which Is In Store For Him? "no, Thank You," He Will Think. "instead Of Possibilities, I Have Realities In My Past, Not Only The Reality Of Work Done And Love Loved, But Of Sufferings Bravely Suffered. These Sufferings Are Even The Things Of Which I Am Most Proud, Though These Things Are Things That Cannot Inspire Envy."

Suffering Presents Us With A Challenge: To Find Our Goals And Purpose In Our Lives That Make Even The Worst Situation Worth Living Through.

A Man Who Could Not See The End Of His"provisional Existence" Was Not Able To Aim At An Ultimate Goal In Life.

Love Is The Only Way To Grasp Another Human Being In The Innermost Core Of His Personality