And I Quoted From Nietzsche: That Which

Our Generation Is Realistic, For We Have Come To Know Man As He Really Is. After All, Man Is That Being Who Invented The Gas Chambers Of Auschwitz; However, He Is Also That Being Who Entered Those Gas Chambers Upright, With The Lord's Prayer Or The Shema Yisrael On His Lips.

A Man Who Becomes Conscious Of The Responsibility He Bears Toward A Human Being Who Affectionately Waits For Him, Or To An Unfinished Work, Will Never Be Able To Throw Away His Life. He Knows The "why" For His Existence, And Will Be Able To Bear Almost Any "how."

An Abnormal Reaction To An Abnormal Situation Is Normal Behavior.

Ultimate Freedom Is A Man's Right To Choose His Attitude.

Life Is Not Primarily A Quest For Pleasure, As Freud Believed, Or A Quest For Power, As Alfred Adler Taught, But A Quest For Meaning. The Greatest Task For Any Person Is To Find Meaning In His Or Her Own Life.