True happiness comes from living a life of purpose and meaning from "summary" of Man's Search for Meaning, Gift Edition by Viktor E. Frankl
In a world filled with suffering and hardship, it can be easy to lose sight of what truly brings us happiness. Many people search for happiness in external sources such as wealth, fame, or material possessions. However, true happiness cannot be found in these fleeting pleasures. Instead, true happiness comes from living a life of purpose and meaning. When we have a sense of purpose, when we feel that our lives have meaning, we are able to endure even the most difficult of circumstances. This understanding was something that Viktor Frankl himself discovered during his time in a concentration camp. Frankl...
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