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An Animated Book Summary of Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor Frankl. Video by OnePercentBetter.

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Man’s Search For Meaning sold over 10 million copies and became one of the-most influential books in the world. During the holocaust in the 1940’s, Viktor Frankl spent 3 years as a prisoner in the Auschwitz and Dachau concentration camps. His wife, father, mother, and brother died in these camps. He was faced with extreme hunger, debilitating illnesses, and brutal living conditions. Yet unlike the prisoners around him, he somehow managed to find hope and meaning during one of the most catastrophic events in human history.

0:19 - OVERVIEW:
The Holocaust

1:04 - LESSON 1:
He Who Has A 'Why" To Live For Can Bear With Almost Any 'How'

4:08 - LESSON 2:
Love Is The Ultimate And Highest Goal To Which A Man Can Aspire

5:36 - LESSON 3:
When We Are No Longer Able To Change A Situation, We Are Challenged To Change Ourselves

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Hey guys,
So we got a pretty intense video this week. Viktor Frankl was an incredible man who endured the hardships of the holocaust during World War II. He managed to find hope and meaning during one of the most catastrophic events in history.

I'm hope you learn valuable lessons from this video. Enjoy :)

-Brandon

OnePercentBetter

Thank you I have terminal cancer. I am trying to find meaning in my suffering. I have been studying gratitude but want to bring more meaning into my life. Take care.

Edward-kopn

These are the types of videos that need to go viral, for the sake of humanity.

MicahBuzanANIMATION

My favorite quote from the book is: "Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms - to choose one's attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one's own way."

Regarding lesson 1, another thing that stuck with me was the sure sign that someone had given up which was when they smoked their cigarettes. And indeed, within a couple of days they died.

theideaeffect

All I got out of that book was:
If you are breathing, and not it's OK.
If you are not cold, not hot, not hungry, not thirsty, and not tired....then that's great

cubiczirconiabeard

Good interpretation. I’ve read the book repeatedly, even corresponded with the author for a time in 1968

edithcook

Just finished reading this book. The connection of state of mind with state of immunity explained in the book is amazing. Good read.

FBrapidreview

I have found meanings to so many sufferings, to a point when I find myself dull with repetition of daily yearly tasks I put myself back in to new situations of suffering to find meaning again. This revives me making me feel alive again and I rejoice. I have turned myself into Sisyphus.

karmagurung

I really enjoyed watching this video and am on my quest to create many animated book review just like you're creating. Keep up the great work :)

PracticalPsychologyTips

You and I are complete strangers, but we've read the same books. The only difference is that you're able to paraphrase it, so someone like me can understand it.

Sibernethy

Frankyl envisioned himself after the war, lecturing to students about the horrors he had suffered. Interestingly, he didn't intend "Man's Search for Meaning" to be his Opus, yet many people only know him for this work.

andrewhall

very beautiful inspiring summary, I am glad that you were able to clearly show us these points! great voice and great story telling style.

familytherapycounselingres

very nicely explained. i got more out of the video then reading book twice.
thank you bro.

salimkotadiya

I have to summarize this book for psych and it's due at midnight tonight. This really helped motivate me to read the book! i LOVED this! Thanks so much!

steffym

Got the book yesterday and 2 am this morning I had to force myself to put it down and go to bed. Victor Frankl wrote this book in just 9 days and touched almost every topic fathomable.

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