A cry for meaning

This book continues, as Dr. Viktor Frankl says, the series that began with two previous books, The Psychological and Existential Therapy Book and The Unconscious God: Psychological and Theological Therapy. In this book, Dr. Frankl continues to speak on his cherished and rich topic, the search for meaning, meaning of life or meaning in life. After reviewing the importance of meaning, and the role of the lack of meaning in causing a number of neurosis disorders. After observing some statistics related to the spread of the feeling of lack of meaning in life in Western societies, Frankl moves to talk about meaning therapy, which is a technique of his invention. Since he sees that intense or excessive attention to the problem the patient suffers from and intense thinking about it worsens the problem, he proposes two techniques of meaning therapy and focuses on them in this book with an application of the two techniques in many cases, and the two techniques are contradictory intention and not to indulge in thinking. Publication year 1978 Author Viktor Emil Frankl Translation Abdul Maqsood Abdul Kareem Publisher's page 7 Number of pages 199