Victor E Frankl Vadim S Rotenberg The Meaning

Victor E. Frankl Vadim S. Rotenberg The Meaning and the Search Activity as «Nucleus of Noetic Health» Indursky Peter A. , Ph. D INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOANALYSIS MI J-S. CO NEUROCOM MOSCOW 2019

The Basic definition of Search Activity Search activity is defined as behavior aimed either at changing an unacceptable situation, or at changing attitude towards it, or at maintaining a favorable situation despite of the effect of factors and circumstances that threaten it, in the absence of a definite prediction of the results of such activity, but while taking into account interim results during the activity itself. (Rotenberg V. S. “Search activity concept: Relationship between behavior, health and brain functions”, Act Nerv Superior, 2009; 51: 1, 12 -44, http: //www. vsrotenberg. rjews. com//articles. html)

Search Activity - the precursor of Meanings Religion Mysticism Transcendence Meaningfulness Division of labor Speech Labor Search Activity

Personality Meaning and Search Activity Search for Meaning Uniqueness Love Socialization World view World sense Creativity Fantasy Search Activity

Relation of Meaning and Search Activity PERSONAL MEANING MENTAL HEALTH SEARCH ACTIVITY NORMALISED REM SLEEP PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS Renunciation of search NOT NORMALISED REM SLEEP MEANING DISORDER

“Nucleus of Noetic Health” as the cybernetic system PERSONALITY Protection MEANING SEARCH ACTIVITY Motivation

Search Activity as a vector gradient of personal Meaning

Search Activity and other behavior forms in relation to the Meaning. A В С D

Age Changes in Search Activity and personal Meaning 1 2 3 4

“Nucleus of Noetic Health”. Methods of Logotherapy and Search activity. Personality Consciousness Nucleus of Noetic Health Meaning. Personality Consciousness Search activity Normalisation of Sleep Logotherapy Methods Anxiety-phobic disorders Depression

Search Activity Correlation between personal Life Meaning and Search Activity. . Meaning of life Correlation coefficient r = 0, 65 N = 43 persons (20 men and 23 women) Average = 46, 2 (12, 7)

Comparative analysis of Life Meaning and the Search Activity (average indicators at healthy and depressed patients). Meaning of Life Healthy – 28 persons Search Activity Depression - 15 persons

The Sleep normalization method. http: //www. neurocom. ru/pdf/press/fiz_39_eng. pdf https: //www. scireslit. com/Sleep. Disorders/IJSD-ID 12. pdf

Device for sleep normalization. https: //patents. justia. com/inventor/peter-indursky

General conclusions 1. There is a positive correlation between the desire for Meaning and the Search Activity behavior. 2. Search Activity is the forerunner of the emergence of personal Meaning in the course of evolutionary development. 3. The Search Activity is an innate motivational tendency. 4. The Search Activity evolutionarily and historically contributed to the emergence and development of the noetic dimension in the human essence preceded the emergence of Meaning in consciousness, the Meaning noodynamics in human. 5. Search Activity anticipates the emergence of Meaning in the child, is an indispensable condition for its manifestation and development. 6. Both Meaning and Search Activity exist only in the present time. 7. Search Activity is most effective in the presence of appropriate personality Meaning. 8. When destruction or loss of Meaning occurs, the Search Activity becomes weak or disappears. 9. Search Activity is the gradient of aspiration of the search and the embodiment of Meaning. 10. Unlike other forms of human behavior, Search Activity is most conditioned by Meaning.

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