Man's Search For Meaning | Part I | Viktor Frankl | Audiobook | Human Narration

This is an audio recording of the story "Man's Search For Meaning" By Viktor Frankl, by request.
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it saddens me that i must require agreement with the thought that your words have invoked

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Thanks for uploading this. American capitalism is doing its best to keep me broke, and my therapist wants me to read/listen to this book. I appreciate it

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[@Devoted_Catholic777]

Capitalism has achieved the most progress and has helped end mass amounts of hunger and raises much of the world from poverty. But I do agree today’s liberal economy is a disaster you used to be able to raise a family wife stays at home man works and you live very comfortably not anymore libs destroyed that.

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[@dan_beatz4633]

Ive always had problems with love and I was afraid to open my heart, because of the knowledge that someone could break it. Viktor wrote about how his love to his wife is beyond the physical. After reading this part, I was overwhelmed with a feeling of love from My great grandparents that were killed in Auschwitz and I felt like they were talking to me through this book. Thanks a lot for what you are doing

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Your courage is made clear by the mere fact that you are able to so beautifully read this piece without bursting out in tears somewhere in between. Thank you!!!

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I'm so thankful for my friend who recommend the book for me ...painful though breath-taking

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[@noosy530]

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Frankls unique life experience and professional history make his perspectives so earnest. On top of that, he truly lived by the concepts that he wrote in this book, he walked the walk. And even though he was extremely educated and intelligent, his writing style still feels casual and simple. This is one of those books I would recommend to everyone.

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've come full circle... desensitization/delusion/dementia can be a blessing... 😞

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Thanks

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1:06:06 saving for later

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55:47

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56:06

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42:40 (personal bookmark, will delete later)

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11:07

[@collector153]

17:55 is the part I stoped at imma save this comment for myself

[@pamelafranklin3452]

Hiller I hope he's in a bad place

[@HestiaBHN1]

Too gruesome to listen to. We make alive again horrors of the past. This is not good. I was hoping it was more of a positive consideration of the strengths gained.

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That's true, Brenda, part 1 is very difficult to process. Parts 2 and 3 provide the positive content and part 4 talks about Frankls Logotherapy. Feel free to skip ahead to those parts if you're still interested! Thanks 😊

[@robertafierro5592]

He's trying TO SHOW YOU what he's witnessed..if you can't deal with it, imagine what HE is going through!!

[@josiepeterson1792]

i dont think theres any way to talk about a concentration camp in a positive way

[@dreadlockbanana]

If we don't make alive the horrors of the past voluntarily, we will do so out of involuntary ignorance.