... Trotzdem Ja zum Leben sagen
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Settle in with your warm drink and tell us: where were you when you read most of this book, and did it become a companion in a comforting way?
Was there a single sentence that you wanted to underline, tuck in your pocket, and carry around all week? Share it and why it stayed with you.
Frankl writes about finding meaning even in small daily moments. What tiny, everyday thing gives your own life a quiet sense of purpose right now?
The book suggests we can choose our inner response even when we cannot choose our situation. When has a small shift in how you looked at something brought you unexpected comfort?
There is warmth in the way Frankl holds onto love and memory as sources of strength. Who or what would you hold in your mind to keep your spirits up on a hard day?
Which passage left you feeling gently hopeful rather than heavy, and how did the book manage to comfort you while telling a difficult story?
Without giving anything away, how did reading this change (even softly) the way you think about your own hardest seasons and what carried you through them?
Frankl believed life asks something of each of us rather than the other way around. As you close the book, what do you feel your life is quietly asking of you these days?