Viktor Frankl on experiences in the concentration camps

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  • Опубликовано: 22 апр 2020
  • Viktor Frankl recalls some of his own Holocaust experiences on occasion of a visit to the Majdanek memorial site in Poland.

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  • @123knockmore
    @123knockmore 4 года назад +50

    It is a privilege to hear the words of this wonderfully intelligent, cultivated man, who emerged from the most extreme suffering, not with bitterness, but with a simple, powerful message of hope and humanity.

    • @greencookie2288
      @greencookie2288 2 года назад

      Lies. Lies.lies. Viktor frankl was a scholar gentleman from Vienna who chose to elaborate. Fictional .

    • @mariablume1967
      @mariablume1967 Год назад

      @@greencookie2288 what in the world do u mean???

  • @moanabianchin7342
    @moanabianchin7342 4 года назад +19

    3.57 "One word could mean the difference between giving up and going on at a critical point in time." "...a human relationship which expressed itself in a concentrated way through a word at the right moment."

  • @Mercyme57
    @Mercyme57 Год назад +8

    Thousands upon thousands of comments made about all the meaningless nonsense on social media….yet just a few for such humanity.
    The air around seemed hushed and heavy with his wisdom and the memories of those lost.
    A single word of love and encouragement may indeed save a life or help someone persevere through adversity.
    Take this forward, put it into practice in your own daily life and interactions.

  • @sastracaksusa2728
    @sastracaksusa2728 Год назад +4

    He's so strong. It's unbelievable.

  • @marcoventura9451
    @marcoventura9451 Год назад +4

    Let study his work forever, in every school grade. "Man in serch of a menanig" is more than a book, it's at the very core of understanding life and gives life a value, a meaning. The quote "the best among us did not return" is terrific and its ontology is explained in the book. Do not miss this book, and give it to your beloved ones, to yuor friend. Well, hardly I believe in a life changer book, but a mind changer for sure.

  • @alvi2308
    @alvi2308 3 года назад +8

    What a man

  • @soleknight3212
    @soleknight3212 Год назад +2

    Here we see the REAL Frankl. He hardly talks about himself, only focusing on those who did not make it.

  • @MrMrFishtacos
    @MrMrFishtacos Год назад +1

    Thank you

  • @tourajtayebi2189
    @tourajtayebi2189 4 года назад +2

    Great!

  • @accatone95
    @accatone95 2 года назад +1

    Des zones d’ombre cependant dans sa vie…des prises de positions et des actes contestables pour le moins. La conceptualisation de la logotherapie est séduisante ainsi que les mots qu’il prononce, c’est vrai.