Dependence and Life in Safi Hirani in the Light of Victor Frankl's Theory

Abstract

In his poems, Safi Hirani is eager for discovery, encouragement, longing and attachment to life alongside his spiritual side. He tries to remove the obstacles that prevent Salik from reaching the spiritual side, where enduring pain and taking responsibility, true love and absolute faith in God are the ways to reach mysticism                        

 Safi Hirani's mystical views are parallel to Victor Frankl's views of logotherapy psychology. Therefore, in this research, through the descriptive method of analysis of the type of library, dependence and life in the poems of (Safi Hirani) based on medical treatment and the psychological perspective of logotherapy (Victor Frankl) is presented.

For Victor Frankl and Safi Hirani, medicinal meaning and attachment come and go in human life. This meaning of life is achieved as a result of pain. For Safi Hirani, it is achieved through religion and knowledge of God   endurance is the result of a great desire to reach a friend. On the other hand, pain and endurance are important factors for dependence and life.