The Map Is Mostly Words, and Simon Sarris Shows The Way
Or is it the man gifted with brilliance, but who is then forced to ponder the meaning – or meaningless – nature of existence, and is then driven to infuse significance into his time on this earth by striving desperately to leave some measure of himself behind after he has passed on? Unfortunately, he’ll never have the chance to hold such a debate.
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The Anatomy of a “Why”
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Deep terrain offers up multiplicity, forked paths, symbolic meaning. It schools you in compromise, in shifting interpretation. It will mute your rationality and make you believe in magic. It removes time from the clock face and reveals the greater truth of its operation, its circularity and its vastness
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Frankl saw three possible sources for meaning: in work (doing something significant), in love (caring for another person), and in courage during difficult times.