The book is fundamentally separated into three sections, the first portrays how the Jews detainees were treated in the Nazi Death camps and how their way of life was. In the subsequent part, the creator portrayed the fundamentals of Logotherapy, a method of treatment of the Psychotherapeutic Patients. Lastly, in the third part, he portrayed what he really implied by Man's Quest for importance.

Being a Jew, the creator was moved to the Auschwitz, Dachau and other death camps during the Nazi occupation in Austria. Here, in the initial segment of the book, the writer depicted his days in those death camps, where there is no way of seeing the morning sun in the following day. Furthermore, this happened consistently. He depicted the manner in which the SS watches used to treat the detainees, the debasement won in the camps, the unhealthiness, the way of life of the camp Jews and so on. The manner in which he depicted the torments the detainees endured, would unquestionably carry tears to your eyes. During his depiction, he likewise called attention to the mental state of different confidants in those camps. When the vast majority of the detainees lost all desire for his life, some of them actually kept the confidence, that great days were coming.

In the subsequent part, the creator fundamentally portrayed the Logotherapy Methods. Furthermore, the most fascinating piece of the book is the third part. Here the creator portrays "Man's quest for importance". We, the people on this planet are living for a specific reason. Until and except if we can't find the motivation behind our life, there is not a really obvious explanation for us to be here alive. The greater part of the detainees in the camps lost their expectations in general and afterward passed on the grounds that they lost their motivation, according to the creator. It is a must-peruse book for all I think.

The book additionally comprises of few groundbreaking statements which I preferred in the book and might want to share:

1. For progress, similar to satisfaction, can't be sought after; it should result, and it just does as such as the accidental symptom of one's devotion to a reason more significant than oneself or as the side-effect of one's acquiescence to an individual other than oneself.

2. There are things which should make you lose your explanation or you have none to lose.

3. Enduring totally fills the human spirit and cognizant brain, regardless of whether the enduring is perfect of nearly nothing. Accordingly, the 'size' of human enduring is totally relative.

4. No man ought to pass judgment on except if he finds out if experiencing the same thing he probably won't have done likewise.

5. The person is totally and undeniably impacted by his environmental factors.

6. Enduring is an ineradicable piece of life, even as destiny and demise. Without misery and demise, human existence can't be finished

7. Feeling, which is enduring, fails to be enduring when we structure an unmistakable and exact image of it.

8. There is compelling reason should be embarrassed about tears, for tears gave testimony a man had the best of boldness, the fortitude to endure.

9. A man who becomes aware of the obligation he bears toward a human who tenderly sits tight for him, or to an incomplete work, will always be unable to discard his life. He knows the "why" for his reality, and will actually want to bear practically any " how".

10. The body has less restraints than the brain.

11. Nobody misunderstands the option to do, not regardless of whether wrong has been to them.