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SPINOZA and GURDJIEFF Thoughts of Viktor Frankl's Book, "Man's Search for Meaning."

Spinoza’s and Gurdjieff’s views of Viktor Frankl book, "Man's Search for Meaning." Viktor Frankl an Austrian Jew who lived to tell his story surviving the Holocaust. He was a psychiatrist and neurologist. He observed the people in the concentration camp and realized that those who had no purpose died quickly within days. They succumbed to a state of give-up-itis which he coined. Viktor Frankl had a reason to survive. He thought of his wife, his parents and brother. He hoped that they would be together after this nightmare was over. He wrote a book, “Man’s Search of Meaning.” And this is what I want to emphasize, that without a purpose, without meaning to your life you’ll remain a biological robotic being. Being unconscious of your true spiritual intelligent potential. Gurdjieff called this a sleep state of being and Spinoza offers keys how to awaken your mind to see and understand the meaning of life. You must have a purpose to have a meaningful life; otherwise, you’ll be empty, fearful, having no direction which will lead you into depression. Spinoza’s philosophy and Gurdjieff’s teaching have changed my life and has given me a purpose and an essential meaning to my life. Book: “How to Solve Life’s Problems” Applying the Ideas of Spinoza and Gurdjieff. https://www.amazon.com/How-Solve-Life... Book: “The Way of Spinoza and Gurdjieff.” Student’s case studies understanding and living Spinoza’s and Gurdjieff’s teachings. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09RLTPJBR/ Website: http://www.wayofspinoza.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/philosophy.r... X-Twitter:   / wayofspinoza   Patreon:   / thewayofspinozaandgurdjieff