Fear May Come True That

Pain From Problems And Disappointments, Etc., Is Inevitable In Life, But Suffering Is A Choice Determined By Whether You Choose To Compare Your Experience And Pain To Something Better And Therefore Feel Unlucky And Bitter Or To Something Worse And Therefore Feel Lucky And Grateful!

As For The Concept Of Collective Guilt, I Personally Think That It Is Totally Unjustified To Hold One Person Responsible For The Behavior Of Another Person Or A Collective Of Persons.

Most Men In A Concentration Camp Believed That The Real Opportunities Of Life Had Passed. Yet, In Reality, There Was An Opportunity And A Challenge. One Could Make A Victory Of Those Experiences, Turning Life Into An Inner Triumph, Or One Could Ignore The Challenge And Simply Vegetate, As Did A Majority Of The Prisoners.

A Man Who Becomes Conscious Of The Responsibility He Bears Toward A Human Being Who Affectionately Waits For Him, Or To An Unfinished Work, Will Never Be Able To Throw Away His Life. He Knows The "why" For His Existence, And Will Be Able To Bear Almost Any "how."

At Any Moment, Man Must Decide, For Better Or For Worse, What Will Be The Monument Of His Existence.