The world is a problem as well as a task. We find meaning by discovering that the problem is in the task, in cultivating the art of sensing our part in the task, in the discovery that the world is a problem as well as an expectation.

Meaning insinuates itself into our existence. We cannot grab or conquer it, we can only be involved in it.

Human living is not simply being here and now, being around, a matter of fact; it is being in a dilemma, being cross-examined, called upon to answer. Man is not left alone.

Unlike the being of all other beings, man knows himself as being exposed, challenged, judged, encountered. To be human is to be a problem.

A.J.Heschel, Who is Man ? Stanford U Press. p. 104, to be continued....