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" My mission is to defend truth, freedom, and Israel—while helping people rediscover purpose and hope in an age of chaos ". How many ZIONIST Jew psychiatrists religiously serve global capitalism , American imperialism , and Israeli Zionism ? Would Viktor Frankl have found MEANING in devotion to the very EVIL that brought on the Holocaust ? Daniel Schonbuch disgraces the memory of the author of " Man's Search for Meaning ." . Zionism has corrupted the SOUL ( as " The Doctor and the Soul " ) of Jewish intellectuals ( who once filled the ranks of MARXIST " vanguard party " organization s ) for more than a half a century now . It has deadened the one socially sensitive Jewish " SOUL " . NOTE : GOOGLE search result [The Doctor and the Soul Book by Viktor Frankl The Doctor and the Soul by Viktor Frankl is a foundational book on logotherapy, his school of psychotherapy that focuses on the search for meaning as the primary human motivation, arguing that a lack of purpose leads to neurosis. Published in 1946, it explains how a doctor's role is to help patients find meaning in their lives, even amidst suffering, and integrates philosophy and spirituality into healing. Frankl, a Holocaust survivor, developed these ideas from his experiences in Nazi concentration camps, even reconstructing the manuscript from memory after it was lost. Key concepts Logotherapy: A form of existential analysis that posits the "will to meaning" as the primary human drive, contrasting with Freud's "will to pleasure" or Adler's "will to power". Meaning in suffering: Frankl argues that meaning can be found even in the most dire circumstances, and the therapist's job is to help the patient discover this purpose. Spiritual dimension: The book emphasizes the importance of a person's spiritual or "noetic" dimension, viewing spiritual distress not as pathology but as a potential for growth. "Existential vacuum": The state of meaninglessness that results from an unfulfilled search for purpose, which can lead to neurosis. Significance It was the first book where Frankl laid out the principles of logotherapy, predating his more famous work, Man's Search for Meaning. ]