Existential Psychotherapy
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The question of meaning in life is, as the Buddha taught, not edifying. One must immerse oneself in the river of life and let the question drift away.
… there are logical inconsistencies in the argument that the nebula's-eye view must lead to Schopenhauer's position that ''nothing matters, and since nothing matters, life is not worth living." For one thing, if nothing matters, it should not matter that nothing matters.
From this vantage point, which philosophers refer to as the "galactic" or the "nebula's-eye" view (or the "cosmic" or "global" perspective , we and our fellow creatures seem trivial and foolish. We become only one of countless life forms. Life's activities seem absurd. The rich, experienced moments are lost in the great expanse of time. We sense that we are microscopic specks, and that all of life consumes but a flick of cosmic time.
He takes issue with Sartre's position that one of the burdens of being free is that one must invent meaning. Throughout his writing Frankl asserts: "Meaning is something to be found rather than given. Man cannot invent it but must discover it." Frankl's position is basically religious and rests on the assumption that there is a God who has ordained a meaning for each of us to discover and fulfill.
It is evident that we crave meaning and are uncomfortable in its absence.
We have time, too much time, to ask disturbing questions.