Latest concerns of human existence

I bring here a reflection from an article I made concerning the clinical stage in college. When I was finishing this article, at the clinic where I worked appeared issues like suffering, anguish and loneliness that hovered in that context. The clients had, explicitly, those problems, inherent in every human being, but that many end up worrying about being the last things of importance, as the theologian Paul Tillich says.

Munch's famous painting would fits well at that room.

Looks like Søren Kierkegaard was also present at every moment moment, with his experiences loaded with suffering and despair.

He said that the individual, in his relation to himself, feels all the weight of the possibilities of which existence is constructed, realizing, however, that this relation is problematic. In the end, despair ends up being the concrete translation of this relationship. The individual ends up despairing, for it is not simply a matter of choosing between X and Y, but of just assuming their responsibility to make a particular choice.

There is also another author, Brazilian, Valdemar Angerami - Camon, who talks about the issue of loneliness. He says that getting in touch and (try) to understand loneliness is a difficult task.

But when we come to understand that each is unique with its own history, its course, with its own biography, and its own way of seeking meaning for life, we realize that it demonstrates the greatness and beauty of the human condition, lead us to a good state of solitude.