What Do You See? How Our Vision Effects Our Mood
In this episode of CALM Online, join your host Denise Marek in a conversation with
Doug Schneider, Lead Pastor for The Embassy Church on:
What Do You See? How Our Vision Effects Our Mood
If you’ve read Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning, you’ll know it to be a book about survival.
Frankl miraculously survived the network of Nazi concentration and extermination camps.
While there are numerous ideas in this book for changing a person’s life, the message that stands out for me today is that of hope.
Frankl describes how prisoners died less from lack of food or medicine, than from a lack of hope and a lack of something to live for.
He describes a particularly bad day in the camp. He knew encouragement was needed now more than ever. As the men lay in their earthen huts in a low mood, Frankl spoke to them and said that:
“Whoever was still alive had reason for hope. Health, family, happiness, professional abilities, fortune, position in society—all these were things that could be achieved again or restored. After all, we still had all our bones intact. Whatever we had gone through could still be an asset to us in the future.”
Certainly, this current crisis is incomparable to the terrible holocaust. However, we can be inspired by Frankl’s words to find hope and purpose in the very act of living—regardless of our situations.
Several years ago, when I was at my lowest low, I remember specifically the feeling of having lost hope. From that experience, I understand the critical role hope plays.
While it’s imperative to live in the now and find significance in living in the present, it’s equally important to have hope for the future.
Join me and my guest, Doug Schneider, in a conversation on:
What Do You See? How Our Vision Effects Our Mood
April 28 / 7:00 PM (EST)
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Denise Marek is internationally known as The Worry Management Expert. She is regularly called upon as the expert in her field by national and international magazines such as: Investment Executive, Chloe, Chatelaine, Body + Soul, Woman’s World Magazine, Red and CLEO. Denise is also the author of CALM – A Proven Four Step Process Designed Specifically for Women Who Worry.