What Can We Learn from Aushwitz today?

SELF IMPROVEMENT

We are facing a situation over which we have no control

We are now facing a situation that we cannot change. Therefore, we are now challenged to change ourselves.

Are you up to the challenge?

Sheila talked about looking forward to the time when the lockdown is over, and she can start enjoying life again. To inspire herself, she looked at some of the photos she had taken on New Year’s day 2020. Her message was of hope and continuity. Immediately, it reminded me of Viktor Frankl’s The Man’s Search for Meaning.

Our circumstances may be different, but like Frankl, we are facing a situation over which we have no control. The only thing we can control at this point is our attitude toward where we find ourselves.

We don’t know how long this will last. The longer it goes on, the more challenging it will be. For most people, that means financial difficulties as well as uncertainty about whether or not they will have a job or a business when this is over.

Frankl noticed that the main difference between those who survived and those who died was that the survivors had something to look forward to. They had a purpose. They had a reason to live. In other words, they had a compelling “why.”

The outbreak of COVID-19 and all the related inconveniences and suffering could be a curse, or it could be the best thing that ever happened in our lives. As Frankl points out,

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