Publisher's Synopsis
I want to pass on what I have learned, and the sooner the better. ─Owen Yalong, 71 years old. There is a master of psychotherapy Owen. When Aaron reached his seventies, he felt that he was growing year-on-year, and he began to hope to share the wisdom he has cultivated through his professional career with his younger generations. Yaron pays special attention to the facts that life has to face: death, loneliness, the meaning of life, as well as freedom and responsibility. It's not just childhood trauma and repressive instincts that make people's hearts miserable, but also because we have been evading these four unchangeable facts. Therefore, Yaron's so-called existence therapy is a kind of motivation.
