Decisions, Not Conditions, Determine What A Man

Man's Search For Meaning Is The Primary Motivation In His Life And Not A "secondary Rationalization" Of Instinctual Drives. This Meaning Is Unique And Specific In That It Must And Can Be Fulfilled By Him Alone; Only Then Does It Achieve A Significance Which Will Satisfy His Own Will To Meaning.

Here Lies The Chance For A Man Either To Make Use Of Or To Forgo The Opportunities Of Attaining The Moral Values That A Difficult Situation May Afford Him. And This Decides Whether He Is Worthy Of His Sufferings Or Not.

Love Goes Very Far Beyond The Physical Person Of The Beloved.

I Do The Unpleasant Tasks Before I Do The Pleasant Ones.

Logotherapy . . . Considers Man As A Being Whose Main Concern Consists In Fulfilling A Meaning And In Actualizing Values, Rather Than In The Mere Gratification And Satisfaction Of Drives And Instincts.