The Last Freedom Is Choosing Your Attitude.

It Is Here That We Encounter The Central Theme Of Existentialism: To Live Is To Suffer, To Survive Is To Find Meaning In The Suffering.

The Last Of The Human Freedoms — To Choose One's Attitude In Any Given Set Of Circumstances, To Choose One's Own Way.

No One Can Become Fully Aware Of The Very Essence Of Another Human Being Until He Loves Him. By His Love He Is Enabled To See The Essential Traits And Features In The Beloved Person; And Even More, He Sees That Which Is Potential In Him, Which Is Not Yet Actualized. Furthermore, By His Love, The Loving Person Enables The Beloved Person To Actualize These Potentialities. By Making Him Aware Of What He Can Be And What He Should Become, He Makes These Potentialities Come True.

[speaking Of His Experience In A Concentration Camp:] As We Said Before, Any Attempt To Restore A Man's Inner Strength In The Camp Had First To Succeed In Showing Him Some Future Goal...woe To Him Who Saw No More Sense In His Life, No Aim, No Purpose, And Therefore No Point In Carrying On. He Was Soon Lost.

There Are Only Two Races, The Decent And The Indecent.