Individuality and Inner Struggle

Battle between character and inner person Humans are enthusiastic about having personality. What is character? It can be thought of as a combination of the quality of one person and the other. Different is a part of human nature, but part of this nature is also a desire for social acceptance. Therefore, humans are always looking for ways to meet these two needs. Minou Fuglesang and Georg Simmel used fashion, embarrassment and culture for their work and defined human inner struggle as an individual in the group.

According to Dr. Frank, the meaning of life varies from person to person. He encountered many people in camps that were struggling inside to find meaning in life. This internal struggle brings a feeling of depression mainly because individuals try to find meaning in life by matching them with social goals. In other words, human beings lack the ability to find meaning on an individual level, not comparison ability, which makes him feel hopeless and sad. Frankel's physical therapy is particularly trying to restore the meaning of replacing the general worthlessness and alienation of depressed patients. In order to achieve this goal, he is primarily aiming at individuals to understand that the power of the human spirit is stronger than any other forces on the planet.

Battle between character and inner person Humans are enthusiastic about having personality. What is character? It can be thought of as a combination of the quality of one person and the other. Different is a part of human nature, but part of this nature is also a desire for social acceptance. Therefore, humans are always looking for ways to meet these two needs. - Purgatory organization follows seven deadly sinful arrangements: pride, jealousy, anger, laziness, greed and waste, overeating and desire. Virgil said its formation is mainly based on love. As Virgil said, "love must be a nursery for all good deeds to grow and every act must be punished" (Canto 17 103-05). This means that love is in sin and good.

An internal struggle between self and the idea of ​​growing into poisoning began. Individuals have the pain of not understanding the reality of thought and life. It gradually accumulates in individuals, sometimes suffering from poisoning every hour until they reach a critical amount each day. Individuals are not in the way of making ideas a reality, they are always in a position to be bothered by ideas, making ideas a reality. This battle is nearly constant, making individuals fragile minded. At this point, they are in the weakest place, they are most likely to succumb to the temptation of thinking and begin to make them real.