Man and the search for meaning

Author's name: Viktor Emil Frankl

Translated by: Abdul Maqsoud Abdul Karim

Man's Search for Meaning is not just a book placed on a shelf to gather dust, watched over by readers, and covered in darkness when the lights finish their work. Rather, it is a unique life experience, rarely repeated, that has changed the lives of millions of people around the world and made the book one of the most important foundations of human thought in the modern era. When the spirit collapses and a person stands to rebuild himself, he will find no other way to rebuild that scratched and wounded self except by resorting to meaning and the search for it. How did Viktor Frankl live the experience of concentration camp, how did those torments change his view of the world, and how can we change our lives based on his experience?

This book answers many questions and places us before the mirror of the human self, for which we have always sought a cure. Fifteen million copies of this book have been sold around the world and have caused a revolution in psychology, leading to major reviews related to man and his internal conflicts that never stop.