The power of hope and meaning: How faith can heal or harm
The rat's survival extended far beyond the realm of physical endurance, demonstrating the power of hope to transcend even the most dire consequences. Now, as Eloquently captured in the iconic line from the Shashank Redemption, remember Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies. The study reminds me of Victor Frank's. Renowned psychiatrist and Holocaust survivors profoundly explode in the human spirits of resilience and the quest of meaning
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:25
Hope can move mountains. And faith can help you climb any mountain. And without them, without hope and faith, I mean, nothing can happen in this world. And we cannot progress in life without these two in place. Thank you for sharing. Have a lovely bye
Thank you for this wonderful sharing. I strongly believe, yes, there is a lot of power in the hope. When I have a hope, I'm more positive about the way things will happen, the way the outcome will come. But when I have a faith, I have seen myself more confident and see things more positively. So based on my experience, I see faith more closer to the, or can say, more power to turn things in a positive state. Thank you very much