Thus, Human Existence-at Least As Long As

The Incurable Sufferer Is Given Very Little Opportunity To Be Proud Of His Suffering And To Consider It Ennobling Rather Than Degrading" So That "he Is Not Only Unhappy, But Also Ashamed Of Being Unhappy.

Freedom Is In Danger Of Degenerating Into Mere Arbitrariness Unless It Is Lived In Terms Of Responsibleness. That Is Why I Recommend That The Statue Of Liberty On The East Coast Be Supplemented By A Statue Of Responsibility On The West Coast.

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.

For Success, Like Happiness, Cannot Be Pursued; It Must Ensue, And It Only Does So As The Unintended Side-effect Of One's Personal Dedication To A Cause Greater Than Oneself Or As The By-product Of One's Surrender To A Person Other Than Oneself.

A Life Of Short Duration...could Be So Rich In Joy And Love That It Could Contain More Meaning Than A Life Lasting Eighty Years.