Society of the Snow
A couple of days ago I finished reading Man's Search for Meaning and watching now this seems to be serendipitous.
What's the meaning of it all? Not only this extreme experience, but all our little dramas, our intimate struggles. Do they mean something? Are they worth fighting? What for? I think Society of the Snow does not offer a conclusive answer, because that is, by definition, a very personal matter, but it offers clues, and they seem to coincide with <PERSON> work. There seems to be no intrinsic meaning for anything, but, instead, an innate search for meaning in all of us. 72
Things have to mean something and it is our task not to find meaning, but to create it. How? Where to look for? Well, just think who do you love, what do you look forward to, what is that you want to be remembered for. If everything was lost, who, or what would keep you alive? Then, the answer will be close.
I also want to show my appreciation for <PERSON> little twist in the narrative structure. It was a very surprising and elegant touch. 427