This final book in Irving Singer's Meaning in Life trilogy studies the interaction between nature and the values that define human spirituality.
Now, why appraise life from the point of view of the universe? Benatar presents several interesting arguments for doubting value judgements that are informed by a merely human perspective (2006: 82-4). First, he points out that they are ...
He considers whether meaning in life might be about such principles as fulfilling God's purpose, obtaining reward in an afterlife for having been virtuous, being attracted to what merits attraction, leaving the world a better place, ...
They could explicitly refer to the feelings or emotions of the clients, or address non-verbal behaviour. Or they could summarise and paraphrase ... I wonder whether thinking so much may possibly increase your feeling of meaninglessness?
In what is still an emerging area of practice, this text stands alone as a comprehensive source of reference for both students and practitioners across the full range of people professions.
In this groundbreaking book, author Clara Hill analyzes various theoretical approaches to MIL, and provides clear, practical guidance on how to incorporate MIL as a construct and focus in therapy.
Sarvananda draws a parallel between the Buddha's quest and our own search for meaning in the modern world.