Aabha’s answer to “Hi ! Does reading this book make life easier and prepare oneself for suffering ? I hope this is not…” > Likes and Comments
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I agree. It seems a little challenging at the beginning,but things will be better as we go on trying.
I also agree - it's actually quite amazing that though Frankl describes some really horrible things (how can you not when telling your concentration camp story), it doesn't really get depressing. Some things are sad, some things are very uplifting and inspiring, but Frankl's tone keeps it from being misery.
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Jun 04, 2016 10:50PM
I agree. It seems a little challenging at the beginning,but things will be better as we go on trying.
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I also agree - it's actually quite amazing that though Frankl describes some really horrible things (how can you not when telling your concentration camp story), it doesn't really get depressing. Some things are sad, some things are very uplifting and inspiring, but Frankl's tone keeps it from being misery.
