“Thus, it is precisely the uniqueness of our existence in the world, the irretrievability of our lifetime, and the irrevocability of everything with which we fill it – or fail to fill it – that give significance to our existence. But it is not only the uniqueness of an individual life as a whole that gives it importance, it is also the uniqueness of every day, every hour, every moment that represents something that loads our existence with the weight of a terrible and yet so beautiful responsibility! (…) What we achieve by seizing the moment is, once and for all, rescued into reality…”
Frankl, Viktor – Yes to Life… In Spite of Everything (1946)
Writer Between Worlds 