Cierpienie nie jest bezcelowe. Lekcja od ludzi, którzy stracili wszystko

The psychiatrist who examined my mother looked at me and said, "Either you're already depressed, or you have one foot in the vestibule." I'm a priest. And that's exactly what Frankl and Job taught me. Viktor Frankl survived Auschwitz. In a place where literally everything was taken from him—his wife, his parents, his book manuscript—he discovered the one thing they couldn't take away from him: the freedom to choose meaning. Job lost everything and got no explanation. He got a meeting. They both discovered the same truth, which psychology is rediscovering today. In this film, I show: → 3 traps we fall into when something hurts—and why suffering grows within them → What exactly Frankl, Job, and Joseph did instead → Why your suffering isn't pointless—even when there's no meaning in sight. This isn't a film about "everything has meaning." This is a film about what to do when there's no meaning in sight. ______ 📚 My book "10 Pillars of Personal Development According to the Bible" and "Job for the Brave": zawszeradosni.pl/sklep ☕ Support the channel: https://cuplink.to/hajrete