Psychology . Psycotherapy
Donate nowBeyond biological instinct, thoughts, and feelings, what truly defines the human being if not freedom—an inalienable right to shape one’s own future? Where does this deep need, which transcends animal nature, reside within the human person? Furthermore, does not the awareness of one’s own existence give the human being a sense of personal worth? It is precisely with this self-worth, combined with the drive for freedom, that a person faces life’s challenges and limitations, as demonstrated by the study of human psychology and the practice of psychotherapy. Do not the depth and beauty of the inner world present in every human being call for the presence—and recognition—of another world: that of the spirit, of the spiritual soul? It is through this that one encounters the boundaries of life and goes beyond them, surpassing what is merely temporary and contingent, material and biological.
