En el principio era el sentido

Viktor E. Frankl, whose first existential crisis befell him at as young an age as Mozart was when he composed his first minuet, was unable not to leave his mark on the 20th century. The century of the reconsideration of all values, of the vertiginous acceleration of all processes and the decadence of customs subjected to constant daily manipulation. With an extraordinary capacity for perception, Frankl dedicated his life exclusively to a fundamental thought that, before him, seemed unnecessary: that life has a meaning and that this meaning is not our imagination, but really exists. We can, then, apply to Frankl Goethe's famous phrase: "In the beginning was meaning".