The famous psychologist Frankl is a miracle of the 20th century. During the Nazi period, as a Jew, his whole family was imprisoned in the Auschwitz concentration camp. His parents, wife, and brother all died in the gas chambers. Only he and his sister survived. Not only did he transcend this purgatory-like pain, but he also combined his experience with academics to create logotherapy, which helped people find the meaning of rebirth in desperate situations and left behind the most glorious testimony in the history of human nature. Frankl was full of great enthusiasm for life. At the age of 67, he still began to learn to fly an airplane and received his airplane driver's license a few months later.
